I moved to LA from New York about a year and a half ago for law school. Being here has made me impatient to try, do, and see just about anything I can. Everything is a new experience and it would be even better to find someone to share it all with. I've got a mental list of about 100 places that make me think "this would be a great place to bring a date" and I'm getting pretty good at discovering some of the lesser known treasures out here. Plus, it would be so great to talk with someone about things other than torts liability and contract statutes.

Just started law school at Loyola. In my former East Coast life I was a musician so I'm going to find out how things work on the other side of the table.

I'm a good singer, and dipped my feet in acting at one point.

My sense of humor, which is just about the most important thing I can think of when websites like OkCupid ask me what I value in a relationship.

Music: Paul Simon, Richard Thompson, Leonard Cohen, Van Morrison, Radiohead, Fela Kuti, Why?, School of Seven Bells, Wilco, Mountain Goats, Nina Simone, et al.

Books: The Pillowman, Lonesome West, Death of a Salesman, Poisonwood Bible

Movies: Godfathers 1 & 2, Dark Knight, The Departed (or any Scorcese movie), Shawshank Redemption, All About Eve, Finding Nemo

Music
Family
Friends
Vital Organs
You (don't take that seriously- I don't even know you yet)

When law school and the future get too stressful I often daydream about stealing my school loans and running to somewhere exotic, living out life as a singer.

I haven't been here long enough to make anything typical, and I'm hoping to keep it that way. Some highlights have included local bands at dive bars, motorcycle enthusiast party on top of a warehouse, art/museum exhibits, walking through a place with a waterfall or fountain.

I'm also really partial to eating outside at little coffee shops, as long as they give you an actual mug instead of a Styrofoam cup.

On my last night in New York City before moving to LA my friend and I stumbled drunkenly down the street singing Simon and Garfunkel's "Sound of Silence" (alternating between the high and low harmony...obviously).

Message me if you have a sarcastic sense of humor and your idea of a good match is someone you can make fun of.