I've spent a lot of time, traveling and seeing the world, and it has been a fantastic way to experience new things.
But I felt another satisfying adventure would be coming back to San Francisco to create a cosy home amongst my friends and family. I think it would be great to meet someone special and start a new relationship when the right person comes along.

I have begun a new phase of my life as a full-time photographer, teacher and tour guide. With teaching photography -- I really like being connected to people and helping them learn how to take better pictures. I take a great interest in people and their development.

I have just been back from giving a photo tour in Japan, and am working on the portrait section of my photographic portfolio. For fun and to expand myself further, I am planning a teaching-photo junket to Mongolia next summer. But there are so many places I hope to visit.

Making people laugh... enjoying life, ... not taking it too seriously, hopefully putting some freshness back into the experience of every day life.

Is my cheesy looking drivers license picture..

Buffy the Vampire Slayer on Netflix -- very fun, Green Arrow comic book - to appease my inner geek, The Art of Racing in the Rain, Saveur Magazine, the tv show Monk, listening to the music of Django Reinhardt, Bruce Springsteen, oh and for good eats -- I'm digging these Mexican and Korean food bowls I'm cooking at home.

friends
family
'my inner Dolphin'
sense of humor
morning coffee
love of travel & good food (is that cheating?)

How I best fit into this town, learning about new people, and what's going on in the world, seeing who & what will make me laugh today. There's always something funny and absurd to see in every day life.

The funniest thing I saw recently on the web, was this cheesy video of a maine coon cat speaking to his master - just silly stuff like that.

Looking for a good happy hour, possibly going to a poker night with the buds, doing a family sushi night, or maybe cooking with a nice lady-friend in my kitchen niche. Playing miniature golf in my small but cosy home wouldn't be bad either.

hum... you'd have to ask my 6th grade teacher Miss Collier, whom I had an amazing crush on, about that.

If you find me interesting and wish to test your miniature golf skills. One day maybe we could progress to an actual 'golf course' - who knows, we might even make a great match.