** I will be in India for all of April and May.**

Too much and not enough and nowhere in between. I fit no molds and never have. I am interested in bioengineering, sustainability, and robotics. I am interested in public art, composting, and urban gardening. I love giving massages and I make jewelry when I can, mostly from copper and its various alloys. (I just started etching, it is so damn cool! What is even cooler is that you can use the same chemical to reveal the crystal pattern in cast metals as well) I love steampunk and button up vests (my collection has grown rather nicely in the past year). I dance everywhere all the time, especially in line at Chipotle (the guys and gals there love it). I am a fairly physical person (I have done tango, swing (west, east, and lindy), salsa, capoeira, aikido, yoga, taikwando, karate, competitive freestyle mogul skiing) but I don't like the gym ( not sure why, just feels kind of unnatural)

I grew up mostly in Utah (not a Mormon) and Massachusetts, and I used to ski or snowmobile a mile and a half to my car everyday in high school. Gave me a very different idea of what constitutes a difficult commute than most people. I am a nerd and proud of it. I also like to draw. Climbing things is also a lot of fun. I once climbed a wall upside down. I also climbed The Alamo on Astor Place in NYC more than once. I overuse the word 'also'. I once donned ArcAttack's chainmail suit and danced with half a million volt sparks hitting me. That was fun!

I try to be nice to everyone, and am always slow to judge others. Try to have a sense of humor about anything, and when things get too sad or too serious, My first inclination is to inject some absurdity into the situation and lighten the mood.
I have a tendency to break into random accents, especially quasi British ones, sometimes for hours on end. I also have a tendency to unintentionally mimic the accents of the people I am talking to if their accent is strong enough.

Studying, trying to improve the lives of others. I worked on a lung bioreactor over the summer, and tried my hand at etching. Trying to learn new skills and have fun along the way. Finishing up my undergraduate degree.Teaching myself web design.

Driving a snowcat, giving massages, skiing. Also being ridiculous, very good at that. Dancing in public and not really giving a damn. Bouncing ideas off of other people and jointly creating new ideas and solving problems. Keeping my cool. Clearing paths, running heavy equipment. Dodging around people. taking things apart and putting them back together.

Probably that I am dancing. Or my vest. Maybe my smile? When I was younger I used to ask people what their first impression of me was. On a bus ride at age 15 I met a man who assumed I was in art college.

Books:
Ship of Gold in the Deep Blue Sea, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, The Tripod Series, Dragonriders of Pern, Ender's Series by Orson Scott Card, anything Terry Pratchet or Terry Goodkind, The Sandman Series by Neil Gaiman, and so much more. I somewhat obsessively collect electronic books, on pretty much any and all topics. I currently have more books than it is possible to read in a normal human lifetime, and that makes me happy.

Movies:
Stardust, Princess Bride, The Illusionist, The Prestige, Snatch, Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels, Team America, Exit Through The Gift Shop, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, Serenity, Treasure Planet, Super Troopers, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and more

Shows:
Lie to Me, Castle, Dollhouse, Firefly, Human Target, Doctor WHo, Sherlock, Stargate, Downton Abbey, Sherlock, Elementary, Arrow, Breaking Bad,

Music:
Caravan Palace, Skrillex, the Bollox, Mumford and Sons, Cherry Ghost, Arc Attack, Old Crow Medicine Show, Trampled by Turtles, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, The Dropkick Murpheys, Flogging Molly, Flobots, Modest Mouse, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Aerosmith, Collective Soul, Led Zeppelin, Noir Desir, Nek, Modena City Ramblers, Imagine Dragons, kind of anything and everything, but especially genre crossovers, like the acoustic version of Heyah.

Nature,
music and Dance
food,
friends,
Intellectual stimulation
making things

How to get more plants and vegetation into cities. Seriously, can you imagine all the boulevards and rooftops lined with trees and plants, possibly the walls as well? What about aerial foot paths between roof tops, like the Highline in NYC, creating a city wide raised park?

I also think a lot about how to encourage people, specifically children, to get involved in making things and develop an interest in math, science, and technology.

I don't have one. I like to dance, have fine dinners with good friends, go to movies or events, or maybe just sit in with a book or show. Maybe some midnight skiing or sledding now i am back in Utah.

I once walked from W23rd to Webster hall wearing nothing but gold short shorts... in Novemeber.

You are smart, creative, attractive, and looking for interesting conversation.
You want to dance, a massage, or to go hiking, skiing or biking.
If you know of some crazy little pocket of Utah that most people don't. I am up for adventures of any sort, or maybe every sort?