I got a Intensive Anthropological Degree: being equally versed in Physical & Cultural Anthropology as well as Archaeology. I specialized in the Cognitive Psychological Study of Reality Construction. Since I have such a passion for learning one of the only jobs that has seemed most logical for me is to be a bookseller. After 17 years I still just love putting people together with the right book. I love biking out to the cliffs and taking pictures (another passion of mine), having lunch with my significant other and reading for a while or taking a walk on the beach. First and foremost, I am a musician. I've been playing music since I was 5. For the past twenty years I, typically, will play (3-5 days a week) 2-3 hours a day or work on mastering or recording.

I'm currently, with tears in my eyes, watching my preferred job, bookseller, disappear before my eyes. I'm trying to pursue other avenues besides going back to day trading. I have several good ideas I'm currently exploring. If you have any questions about these ideas, just ask.

Being concerned about people close to me, especially my partner. Playing guitar, interacting with people, mastering music, anthropology, day trading, and taking care of my cat (I hope).

I would hope my honesty, my sincerity, my caring, my emotional awareness, and people tell my my intelligence.

I'm a book seller so books is a very long list but, Bateson, Gregory, Eddings, David, May, Julian, Feist, Raymond E., Dawkins, Richard, Feyman, Richard, Sanderson, Brandon, and that list goes on, but that is the top. Movies: Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, Star Wars, Amadeus, and again the list goes on. Music I love Jazz and Rock mix, as well as Jazz I like Classical. Food? I'm pretty open, haven't had much food I don't like, but I do love sushi.

Food.
My guitar.
Place to live (both of which kind of assume income).
Sleep.
My significant other.
My parents and my cat (but I guess I'll have to learn to live without them eventually.)

Life, people close to me, music, and anthropology.

I am with my significant other when I have one. I spent too many too many Fridays being in the right spot, with the right clothes on or at the right concert. I now tend to try indulging in enjoying the other side: the quiet life.

I live my life in a way that I don't really have to have anything in my life that I can't share with people. There is certain secrets that my family holds that I guess would only be appropriate to reveal in public, but doesn't everyone?

If anything in my profile strikes a chord with you.