I really never know what to write when it comes to things like this, so I'll just follow the site's advice.

Depending on what you define as a hobby, I like to write, read, mostly non-fiction, but when it comes to fiction, horror, anything that will make me laugh, and techno-thrillers. I like music of all kinds, and my CD collection has everything from classical to a little rap.

Living in Renton, I like to walk along the Cedar, or Lake Washington, especially in the fall when the trees are full of color.

I don't know what makes me unique, and if I did, I'm not too sure that it wouldn't be egotistical to say. But that being said, I suppose that as corny as it sounds, once I let it open, I wear my heart on my sleeve. I don't have much, and quite honestly, it doesn't bother me. I have what I have, and I'm fine with that. Would I like to win the lottery? Sure, who wouldn't, but I don't plan my life around that hope. And I can promise that I will always be honest with you.

As far as goals, I'd like to get a better job, so that I can go back to college and get my degree. I'd like to meet someone, and find a life time's worth of magic.

An update: Okay, so I guess that I should have been a little more clear about a couple of things. First of all, I'm an atheist, and have been for most of my life. I don't mind religious people, but please don't try to convert me. I may not be a super-liberal, but I am definately left of center, and pretty much disagree with the Republican party on, well, everything. If either of these are a problem, well, then I hope you don't feel that you have wasted your time reading my profile.

Another update: Not quite getting the whole motorcycle thing, and why it's so important, but no, I don't have one. But yes, I have two tats. One is in memory of my grandfather (upper left arm), and the other is my neice's name in a heart, with her birthday underneath (upper right arm).

Now this may even be harder.

Meeting for coffee or drinks, just to start getting to know each other has always seemed like a good idea. Or, as someone recently told me, go find a place to play pool, so that you have something to do during those awkward silences that will happen.

In all honestly, I'd like to get a rough idea from the other person, and then go from there.