I've been told by my friends that I'm the story teller of the group. I have hundreds of odd little stories. Stories that often make me wonder how I end up in those situations. When I'm at work, my mind is at work. When I'm having fun, I like to focus on having a good time. I love karaoke Tuesdays, sandwiches, and dessert crepes.

Finishing up my final year in grad school and laying down the foundation for an awesome and exciting future!

board games, karaoke, and eating a lot. If you've ever been to Guad's in Davis, I can eat the super giant burrito in a single sitting. I'm pretty proud of that. I can also hold my own against any Bollywood star on the dance floor.

hmmm...dunno but I hope it's something good.

Books: The Walking Drum, Trainspotting, Cat's Cradle, The Beach, Layer Cake...and of course Harry Potter. Reading hasn't been the same since I finished the Deathly Hallows.

Movies: Pretty much anything. I especially love horror movies. It's a pet peeve of mine when people talk during the movies.

Shows: The Wire, Downton Abbey (yes, I've succumbed to the power of Downton. Who knew it would be so awesome? MR. BATES!!!), Parks and Rec, Party Down, Arrested Development. Sherlock...(any one with theories about the second series ending?!)

Food: Indian, Ethiopian, Korean, Japanese....nothing especially out of the ordinary. If it's good, it's good.

1. Whole Milk (it really is the best)
2. The Dollar Menu
3. Karaoke
4. HBO (What's their secret?)
5. Big Mac
6. Soft serve ice cream

how crazy it is that durian is a fruit. I often wonder who decided to cut it open and explore it's potential for human consumption. That must have been one brave individual. I also wonder why Burma Superstar is so popular. I know this will naturally tick a lot of people off, but there really are better places to get Burmese food. And I'm not just saying that to sound like a food snob, I'm Burmese...soo I have some insight there. PLUS, a lot of the food on Burma Superstar's menu is Chinese! Anyhow, it's not a bad restaurant, I am just curious why it's always so packed. Is it just because it's popular so people just go there thus creating this cycle, or is it because people actually enjoy the food? Anyhow, I hope my thoughts didn't ruffle any feathers. I know there are some die hard fans out there.

I have quite a few geeky obsessions. I've gone to Comic Con and own quite a few super hero t-shirts. If you want to know the extent of my geekiness, you're gonna have to earn my trust.

you enjoy lazy Sundays, chocolate dipped cones, food adventures, or know the secret to gummiberry juice.