I like to study things. I have been getting a little better at Spanish; no meaningful conversations yet. I like the Japanese characters and practiced writing a few. That had been a while ago and I can not recall any at the moment. I thought it would be nice if I could speak Chinese. A few words only; I am not going to go crazy. It seems a hobby of mine has me working with the Chinese and I thought it would be nice if I could talk with them a little.
I use to have a job; but I quit it, again. :( I promised my mom I would help her at the store selling ice cream and molding chocolate. I like doing that, but it does not put money in my pocket. My friends wonder about that. I'm stating to wonder too.

So, this job has me in Milford, Pa. half the week and the other have of the week I spend in Boonton, NJ. I do not frequent my favorite dance place as much any more. No jumping up and down for me. :( No more swing dancing, and the coffee shops I frequent have closed anyway.

I do spend time on Meetup; going to game night, social events, meeting new people etc. I am considering spending more time on Line-dancing. I am not saying I like country music. :) To be honest I listen mostly to college stations and NPR. 91.1FM being my favorite.


Well, it all boils down to me sitting here at 10pm snow bound in the store, drinking MY OWN coffee, wondering why the alcohol in the paint is drying too fast, and if I will be able to tend to the hard cider I have fermenting in the basement. I am trying to get my point across as to who I might be without really knowing myself. Perhaps you have experience something like that too. :)

I hope you learned something about me in my little banter. I am here TO BE contacted so I will leave out the "drop me a line" or "hope to here from you". I will also leave out the "honest" and "good hearted", the "ex", and "extra baggage". I have not come across anyone with a different option then yours or mine. I would like to ask of you: if you see me out-and-about to say hello. I usually do not talk much, but always find that nice. E-mailing is quick and easy, but I prefer face to face communication.

Arthur