I enjoy finding entertainment in the world around me, usually in the form of photography, travel, camping, socializing with friends (blah, blah, ...) and hiking. Oh, not to mention that list of interests above I've blatantly flung at the world. That said, I've been known to try some of the strangest things at least once just to experience what life has to offer. An experience. A change of view ... whatever that green sauce was ...
Oh, and let's not forget the periodic hours of amusement to be had from the Wii! Nothing like getting your friends up to bouce around like a fool when everyone is watching! Ok, so I just like stuff ... thankfully, the world is full of it! (It's a double entendre! ... it's funny, d*mn it! ... kind of...)
I'm constantly examining and re-examining myself and my life to improve and self-evolve. I'm making me better.
Worthy cause I thought.
It's rough, but gives you something to do on Sundays.
I suppose browsing the long forgotten pages of philosophy and long trips into nature tend to happen during these stages too, but you can't deny the zen quality of vacuuming and the reflection time it can buy you (I love my Dyson!).
You should feel especially obligated to message me if you're an active, girlie-girl sort that also likes long hikes in the woods, camping, lots of love, german industrial rock and a healthy dash of geek thrown in just for flavour... is ... is that asking too much you think?
Probably a bit specific ...
How about if you're just a friendly, non-histrionic, progressive smarty with a penchant for cuddly, long-haired and geekish men seeking their soul-mate. Self-defined enough yourself to stand out in a crowd (preferably without the need to maliciously whack me with a stick) and gentle enough to still want to hold hands in public or curl up on the couch to watch zombies take over the world.

Do people really still date? Isn't this circumvented by online interaction and webcams? Maybe we should exchange dating resumes and some references just in case ... you know how people you meet on the internet can be ... HA!
I prefer in-person myself. MSN is nice and all, but strips out personality.
Message me, and we'll set something up!