I am who I am? I feel to confined to describe myself in a small
box, but here are some aspects of myself that I find define who I
am generally:
I like to go to church for fellowship and to receive Unearthly Wisdom (don't freak out, church is cool), and love to hang out with friends. I make friends fast, but I favor close relationships with a small group of friends over having many superficial friends.
I try to stay as active as possible; I like to run, workout, swim, hike, go rock climbing and would like to try mountain biking and kayaking. I am a Colorado boy, born and raised, and love to snowboard the off trial stuff and the double blacks. I am already missing the mountains!
Otherwise I find myself cooking, reading and learning languages or new ideas I find challenging on my free time.
Oh and I LOVE to home-brew beers and wines. I have made some pretty amazing brews in the past few years, and will probably restart here in Chicago.
I have been described as having a very witty sense of humor, which I think is accurate, I find it so important to have a sense of humor about everything in life. It helps me deal with the stress of being a new healthcare professional as well.
I like to go to church for fellowship and to receive Unearthly Wisdom (don't freak out, church is cool), and love to hang out with friends. I make friends fast, but I favor close relationships with a small group of friends over having many superficial friends.
I try to stay as active as possible; I like to run, workout, swim, hike, go rock climbing and would like to try mountain biking and kayaking. I am a Colorado boy, born and raised, and love to snowboard the off trial stuff and the double blacks. I am already missing the mountains!
Otherwise I find myself cooking, reading and learning languages or new ideas I find challenging on my free time.
Oh and I LOVE to home-brew beers and wines. I have made some pretty amazing brews in the past few years, and will probably restart here in Chicago.
I have been described as having a very witty sense of humor, which I think is accurate, I find it so important to have a sense of humor about everything in life. It helps me deal with the stress of being a new healthcare professional as well.
