I think it's important to live your life without being overly serious about it. At the risk of sounding extremely 'hippie-like', I believe there is much to be learned from being in nature and observant. Haha, wow, that does sound even more so than it did in my head. One of my favorite things to do is read; a close second is going for a drive with no clear destination in sight. Various other interests include, but are by no means limited to: hiking, camping, kayaking, music, traveling, all the normal stuff that everyone does, etc.

Productively, I'm a full-time student-working on my bachelor's in criminal justice (done next May!), and part-time local government lackey.

As for what I'd "like" to be doing with my life, well...I'd love to go on an extended road/backpacking trip. Just without a real plan in mind, taking each experience as it comes. Turning my frequent daydreams into some form of reality. Interesting how what we'd "like" to do and what we "are" doing seem quite different upon inspection.

Personal philosophy for life: You can either keep playing & take it head-on or you can fold...and I never fold.

I'm not sure what I'm hoping to get out of this, honestly, so I'm keeping an open mind & just taking things as they come. I suppose that as cool as the friends are, it'd be nice to meet someone who is more than a buddy.

Seriously? I could give you a million and two reasons why you should or how awesome I am (that is, after all the point of this, right? I'm not going to tell you what a waster & bum I am, then expect you to talk to me)...and you may agree with all, some, or none. Say "hi" & find out for yourself. ;)

...or if you're bored to tears and even internet conversation with me is preferable to death. Your choice.

Cheers!

I'm pretty open but something low-key, no pressure is best, I think. Coffee, a drink, meet up in a park for a walk (right now that's not looking too good though *mid-October*), something alone those lines. Then we can go from there!