hmm...
my head touches the ceiling in some cars, and my feet pull tucked covers out of the bed, and yet, having lanky legs and long digits doesnt seem to preclude me from having somewhat childish amounts of energy.

i used to spend my time sculpting...but now choose design, on some level i think i always craved a larger dose of functionality.

I like to build...i like to create in physical space, 2D forms of expression are great, but theres something about building, forming, sculpting a...something...which gets me all fired up, or mellowed out, depending on the circumstance.

In friendships I tend to focus on the people directly around me, and can lose track of the friends ive made elsewhere . I put a lot of weight on face to face communication with my friends, housemates, family, and partner.

I moved back here from new orleans last summer to change careers. At the moment I can be found building sustainable furniture, learning several design programs, and camping on the weekends.

working with solar radiation and melanin to produce an amazing amount of spots all over my body... i can make a damn good omelette.

red hair...freckles...quite possibly barefoot

i would say ever changing, but some bits that stick...cave singers, donovan, neutral milk hotel, the boss, fleetwood mac. most albums/singers i hear, i fixate on a specific song and deem it a favorite, until i burn out on it. swimming song by loudin wainright III, end of the day by doug paisly, paper bag by fiona apple, dont this look like the dark by magnolia electric co...get the idea?

in books, i love those that cover the cross over of history and science. the why of things. some examples are "stiff", "salt", "the elegant universe", "chaos" and most anything by james gleick, "freakanomics", etc

an in movies, i love those that get my blood pumping, laugh/cry. something that will take me by surprise

a workshop, a good scrap yard, good beer, the people i love in my life, inappropriate humor

how little time i seem to ever have, and how much more i can pack into it, and consequently how will i deal with the stress of completing everything i start

fighting entropy

You enjoy finding things to do that dont always revolve around drinking, that's not to exclude drinking but rather it isnt the driving force in your life, ie...you'd like to go for a run or a hike, or perhaps you like to lindy-hop.