A few things about me: I have a job that I love, and just as much love that I get to leave it at 3:30 every afternoon and not have to think about it for a second until I arrive back the next morning. When I do have free time, I have more than enough interests/hobbies to keep me occupied, depending on my mood. Regardless of mood, there's always free time to catch a Sabres game (even if they don't play so well all the time - gotta watch anyways)! Generally I can run the gamut of being totally serious to being a silly dork, all in the space of about 10 minutes - about as unpredictable as Buffalo weather.

I'm often pretty "old school" in alot of my beliefs and tastes, and music is certainly one of them. Being a product of the 80s, I like generally anything from that era, classic rock, and alot of newer stuff. Not a huge fan of some newer stuff, but I can usually tolerate it. I'm especially a sucker for rock songs with extended guitar or sax solos! My favorite artists are probably U2, Journey, Springsteen, Dire Straits, Goo Goo Dolls, that type of stuff. Not that I listen to them obsessively, I generally get about 5-10 "momentary favorites" from week to week that I seem to just play on endless loop. I've heard that's not as abnormal as it sounds?

Generally, I like to think I have just about everything in life that I've wanted up to this point except for finding the right person to share it with. But that takes time and I'm usually pretty patient. Not looking to rush into anything, but at the same time not wanting to let any worthy opportunities pass. I'm a firm believer that what will happen will happen, and I'm not the type to sweat the "one that got away" and so forth.

What makes me unique? Hmmm. Maybe it's easier to answer that in terms of what about me isn't unique. I suppose I'll leave that up to you. Shoot away!

Meeting for lunch or dinner, or just to walk around the mall, bowling, or something along those lines is usually a pretty safe bet. Generally, somewhere public where there's less pressure to just "be yourself" and let it flow naturally, and see how it progresses.