I've lived a charmed life, and try to never take it for granted. I get bored really easily but thankfully, my life is rarely boring. I am one of the most loyal people you'll ever meet, but a person you really don't want to cross. I dislike mundane tasks but can find a zen moment in almost any activity. I believe in experiencing the world around us, embracing the opportunities presented, and looking out for one another. I believe being a good person is better than being a famous person. I love what I do, and think that loving my work is more important than making lots of money. I enjoy the simple pleasures of life- a nice meal paired with a great wine shared with friends and stimulating conversations. I like debating- can't help it, I like when conversations become spicy- it challenges us not to become complacent.

I am open, honest, and positive

Working and playing. Sometimes one more than the other.

getting parking tickets. It's a special talent.

I have a very loud sneeze and a distinctive infectious laugh.

I dislike this "favorites" thing- I really do have an open appreciation for almost anything and everything given my mood, current state of mind and circumstance. That being said...

I spend a good amount of my time thinking/ planning/ researching food... so if you're not a foodie, our relationship will be short lived.

I often run out of television. Seriously, it's a terrible thing to admit, but I devour whole seasons of shows in days. Good thing I work in the industry and can justify this embarrassing habit of mine.

I worked most of my adult life in theatre- so going to see live performance and art is like breathing to me. A necessary part of life that I can never get enough of. Life changing moments: the Francis Bacon retrospective at the Centre Pompidou when I was 19 and Theatre du Soleil's "Les Ephemeres" at the Lincoln Center Festival a few years ago.

Currently reading Game of Thrones- which is mildly confusing as I am on the same book that's depicted this season.

My buddhist upbringing would say- there is nothing
that one could not live without. My modern
sensibilities would say you just adapt to
what you have. That being said, I'm sad to admit
that I'm lost without my iPhone.

if I was feeling sentimental I would say my family and friends. but they aren't things.

how I can create a bi-coastal, global lifestyle.

typical is something I avoid, and how is friday night any different than any other?

I'm a recovering serial monogamist.

you are not afraid. you are a little cynical. you can hold an interesting conversation. You find life's complications interesting. You still have a good attitude about it all. You are a good person. You know what being a good person entails. you dream of building a house one day. with your own hands. you still have a sense of play and can be silly. Having fun and enjoying life are supremely important to you. You see irony everywhere and laugh.

oh, and you actually want to meet someone. not just hook up for the night. I'm kind of over that...