I grew up in a smaller town in Southeast Wisconsin and graduated from UW Madison in '12. I love playing and watching sports and I like staying active in general. I've never been big on reading for fun, but now that college is over I'm trying to read a bit more. I love trying new foods and will try anything once. I'm someone who's equally happy going out on Friday night or just staying in, having a beer or two and relaxing.

Graduated from UW Madison and moved to Milwaukee to take a job at one of the hospitals here in town where I get to spend about 50% of my time in an ICU environment which is where I hope to be able to spend all my time once I get a little seniority. I enjoy my job but just don't know that many people in Milwaukee right now. A lot of people I'm close with are either still in Madison or have moved around the country to take jobs elsewhere after graduation.

I'd like to say sports, but I suppose that's dependent on who you're comparing me to. I love playing basketball, football, or softball. Just being outside and doing something - sports, hiking, etc- is a good afternoon for me.

My height? I'm only 6'2" but that seems to be tall enough for me to stick out to most people.

Music: I listen to just about everything from rap to country to rock, although I'm a bit selective about exactly what I listen to in each genre
Movies: Again, I like a big variety of movies, but not really big on horror movies. Miracle on ice, We were Soldiers, Lord of the Rings, The Avengers, Transformers, to name a few.
Books: Can't say I did a lot of reading while in college outside of textbooks, but now I'm trying to start reading a bit more. I got on the bandwagon and read the first hunger games book, which I thought was really good.
Shows: I don't watch a lot of TV shows but I am a fan of The Walking Dead, House, Numb3rs, Criminal Minds, Chopped, Bones, and of course SportsCenter.
Food: There is almost no food I don't like, and I will try any food once. My thinking is that if the dish exists, then someone, somewhere finds it enjoyable so I'm willing to try it. I'd like to get better at cooking and also start exploring some of the restaurants of Milwaukee. When I'm in a non-English speaking country my favorite thing to do is order off of menus I can't translate and see what I get

Friends
Sports
Technology
Music
Science
Being outdoors

My future? or what I should do with my next day off of work

Either working (a harsh reality with working in hospitals- someone has to be there Friday nights), out with friends, or relaxing at home

About once a year I enjoy going to an art museum. I have no idea why- I'm not artistic, I don't 'follow' the arts, I can't tell you much/anything about art history, but for some reason I think they're just interesting places to spend an afternoon in

You've read this far and think we could have some good conversation