Raised upper middle class in the suburbs of Missouri. Went to elite
schools in the East Coast which led to a cynicism and general
malaise of indifference in my 20s.
Experienced in the grungy, underbelly of life and came full circle to become a semi-prominent, upstanding citizen.
Loyal, honest, insightful, silly, and generous to a fault.
Generally follow absurdist principles and understand that social reality is a strange bird indeed. Tend to eat out alot at various Hayes Valley and Mission restaurants - the food is the only reason why I pay so much to live in San Francisco.
Can also eat in and just rediscovered Rainbow Grocery (last visit was in 1999 and highly disliked it's snob-itude). I walk there every week and grab fresh fruits and veggies. The pizza and pasta they sell is also so very, very good.
Have a variety of friends spanning my 14 years here. Most folks are settled down and married, though, and I don't have the drive to go out to bars anymore - so I am relatively already domesticated (I tend to stray out and tie one on at least once every two / three months).
A good day for me is: working smart - not hard, exercise of some sort during the day, dinner with friends / making dinner, playing pool at a local haunt / or in my nook watching something of quality on the telly.
Experienced in the grungy, underbelly of life and came full circle to become a semi-prominent, upstanding citizen.
Loyal, honest, insightful, silly, and generous to a fault.
Generally follow absurdist principles and understand that social reality is a strange bird indeed. Tend to eat out alot at various Hayes Valley and Mission restaurants - the food is the only reason why I pay so much to live in San Francisco.
Can also eat in and just rediscovered Rainbow Grocery (last visit was in 1999 and highly disliked it's snob-itude). I walk there every week and grab fresh fruits and veggies. The pizza and pasta they sell is also so very, very good.
Have a variety of friends spanning my 14 years here. Most folks are settled down and married, though, and I don't have the drive to go out to bars anymore - so I am relatively already domesticated (I tend to stray out and tie one on at least once every two / three months).
A good day for me is: working smart - not hard, exercise of some sort during the day, dinner with friends / making dinner, playing pool at a local haunt / or in my nook watching something of quality on the telly.
