I'm a big fan of creativity. I write and I paint and I photograph. Mostly I do these things because I enjoy them, but if one day i'm able to get paid to do something I absolutely love doing then that would be fantastic. My life goals are important to me even if they sound a bit ridiculous. I aspire to be a florist and have my own shop. I've never gotten in a big fight with anyone because my temper is mild and I always give other people the benefit of the doubt.

Theres a little peak at me. Its hard filling out "about me" type things because you have decide what you think is important for other people to know about you before they even talk to you. What things will make you sound interesting.​ But, you can never really know someone just by reading what they say about them themselves in a short paragraph. More in-depth research is needed.

I like talking to people who are good conversation​alists. People who can open me up. People who like asking questions, and arent afraid to get a little personal.

I really want someone to teach me how to say "I'm thankful for friends and family"​ in a different language, complete with pronunciatio​ns, so that on Thanksgiving​ (american holiday) when my family says what they're thankful I can say mine in a different language and confuse them all.

classic rock, mostly. simon & garfunkel, bob dylan, boston, buffalo springfield,​ creedence clearwater revivial, the eagles, billy joel, zepplin. the good stuff.

and also newer bands like dispatch, modest mouse, and death cab.

Fight Club, Little Miss Sunshine, Across the Universe, Fern Gully, V for Vendetta, Garden State, Running with Scissors, Hocus Pocus, Good Will Hunting.

Slaugterhous​e Five, Siddhartha, 1984, The Things They Carried, Running with Scissors.

"In the life of a man his time is but a moment, his being an incessant flux, his sense a dim rushlight, his body a prey of worms, his soul an unquiet eddy, his fortune dark, his frame doubtful. In short, all that is body is as coursing water, all that is of the soul as dreams and vapors."​     -Marcus Aurelius