I am currently a part-time student of Stark State College. I do software engineering and systems administration as my dayjob - and I get to work remotely (at home).

I am learning guitar in my "copious" amount of free time.

I do a lot of computer programming related things. It's more than a job to me; it's a hobby and a passion.

I'm not much of a gamer, but you could probably convince me to play something if you tried hard enough. :)

I am currently a part-time student of Stark State College. I enjoy my job, and as I said above, I consider it more of a hobby. I work from home -- as a remote intern -- so I can pretty much set my own hours, which works really nicely. It means I don't have to worry about work when I have a lot of homework due, for example, but I can make up the hours after I get the homework done.

I'd consider myself decent at computer programming, systems administration, and those kinds of things.

On a slightly less technological level, I'm learning guitar, but I'm not "good" at it yet.

I'm also good at listening to people, and helping them come to their own conclusions about problems.

I listen to a vast selection of music. I don't like rap/hiphop/metal/hard rock/dubstep, but most other music I can at least tolerate.

I like oldies (60s), some country, soft rock, musicals.

I generally like comedy or drama movies. I'm not really a fan of action or horror movies.

As far as books - I don't read as much as I should. I'm open to suggestions on what I should read though. I'm not really sure what I'd consider to be my favorite book as of right now.

- Friends/Family
- Technology/Computers
- Ideas and inspiration for new projects - I like staying busy.
- The ability to learn and be challenged
- Travel - I like going on long trips
- The freedom to move around between projects. I don't like working on one thing for a large amount of time. I prefer moving around between many projects.

I often think about the future. Sometimes my future, sometimes the future of the world/society/technology.

Either talking with friends (usually working on projects we're doing together) or one of the hobbies I listed above (programming, learning guitar, etc).