I believe strongly that laughter is essential. Even if not helpful, it seldom hurts the situation. When faced with dingbat twits at work, I write humorous posts to get it out of my system. I also write fiction. I'm currently on a break from a four-year after completing community college, but will be starting school for court reporting next fall. I'm ready to get out of the customer service industry for good; be evaluated on my work and not always have to apologize for things outside of my control.

People say I'm easy to talk to. I can start a conversation with just about anyone on many topics. My sense of humor can be rather on the unsettling side if you're not expecting it...the kind of thing you hear, stop and say "wait...did she really just say that...?" I do what I call people watching: grab some friends and go hang out in public places and critique the people around, fabricate reasons why they might be doing a particular activity.

I love most music-mostly rock (Breaking Benjamin, Three Day's Grace, Within Temptation), though depending on my mood, classical hits the spot. Vivaldi is very peaceful. I've had classical training, so I enjoy a lot of the polyharmonic pieces as well. I'm not huge on rap and country, but I do really enjoy Bluegrass. I grew up with it, so it's kind of ingrained.

I'm not crazy about waiting for someone to catch up to the line of conversation. Or run grab a dictionary. One reason it's so nice to visit my family is that they're on top of it, mentally speaking. Very restful :P

This question makes me laugh. I have been on at least 4 dates that I didn't know were dates until quite some time after...anywhere from a month to a year. They were just people I considered friends. I had fun on all of them, so I suppose something easygoing and relaxed is what I'm after.