I have no idea how to pick out a bottle of wine but promise to give it my best effort. The saying “an object at rest tends to stay at rest and an object in motion tends to stay in motion unless acted upon” tends to describe my social life. Bonus if you know where this comes from.

I'm living in San Francisco and working as an attorney. I enjoy spending time in the city, eating, playing and checking out different places. I dig researching, and as a result, know a bunch of facts that are helpful in random situations. I am trying to travel more and to try more new things. I like to keep busy because I feel unproductive otherwise. It’s a blessing and a curse.

I like to share as well as listen and if you're into art, museums, theater, fashion and appreciate simple things in life, I think we’ll get along great! Friends characterize me as fun-to-be-around and easy-going. I have an enjoyable sense of humor and enough wit to make it through all kinds of encounters. I’m physically-fit with a hearty appetite. I am rooted, secure, and I'm happy with my life, but I’m missing that special partner. I try to be efficient.

I'm an attorney at a law firm. My coworkers are my friends and billable hours are my boss. Hours are reasonable, atmosphere is wonderful, and the people I work with are amazing!

I seem to have special knack for parallel parking, tic-tac-toe, and figuring out public transportation in foreign countries.

Is that I smile a lot.

Family and friends, soft toilet paper, thick paper towels, a tooth brush. Shit - that's already five! All hell, well, here are a few other things I really enjoy: Fashion. I'm kind of a techie so all kinds of fun gadgets. Yummy food! Not having to sign credit card transaction receipts. Coming home to a set bed. Flat escalators. Google reader. Flushable wipes.

I can't bring myself to leave the house without setting/making my bed.

You're a mixture of the stay-at-home and go-out/adventurous type. You think you won't mind my cooking. You like to make plans and stick to them. You feel that a partner should complement your lifestyle, and feel that when you're with your partner, most things are better.