San Diego is home, San Francisco is old home.
Friends are key, what else is there? Who would you tell funny stories to?

I agree with online meeting/dating in terms of my understanding of the ease of online connections, but I can't say its easy to transition to regular person/face meeting. I'm not going to lie and say that it seems not awkward. But all my thinking points in the direction of, "yes, this seems like a reasonable thing," and I tend to be pretty agreeable when reason comes into play.

Interests short list: thrift stores, themed bars, themed anything, soft bedding, songs that are the best ones not just the ones that complete the album, being on time, an apartment that looks like an old lady died and left it to you in her will, gin and tonics, rosemary, trying to grow things even though they die, watching neighbors

Hate list (abbreviated): stickers=#1 hate, people who love all kids just because they are kids, cooked bell peppers in everything, teriyaki (what is this the 90s?), savory things that end up being sweet, pixar - thats a big one because pixar=everyone's babychild.

Graduated from UCSD in June, and life commences. Brief stint as a barista in a chocolate shop. But making coffee for people wasn't as intellectually stimulating as I would have hoped. Crawled my way into a job in a psychology research lab at UCSD to bide time as I transition from drunk college land to where I know what I want to do with my life.

I don't think my work life could exist without my fun life. Balance is key. Except if my work life didn't exist, then it would still balance great. Until i ran out of money. But then I could hook

Achieving good first impressions can be challenging.

Weekends, sunshine, buddies, internet, food network, good food, any alcohol.

My hair, other people's business, clothes, cats.

Celebrating.