My first impression? Inexplicably, it ranks below Brad Pitt's. But that's actually a blessing since it has always led to long-lasting relationships and almost zero of the cotton-candy of the relationship world, the ONS or flings. I have a slow-acting charm that becomes progressively irresistible. You will see what I mean.

I am a bit of a paradox. I'm geeky yet I like to get my hands dirty barbecuing and camping. I am artistic (I draw, paint and sculpt at home and use computer particles to make magic spells and waterfalls at work) yet technical enough to wire a house or work on a car or a computer. I consider myself a homebody yet I'm always traveling just to see new things (9 islands across the Pacific including Japan) I think I have the Pacific covered... time to start on Europe.

I am doing what I've always wanted to do - Special Effects. Fortunately I am very good at my art. I think it's vital to love what you do.

I love pets and I own a feisty pug named Pugsley. She cracks me up every day. I consider myself an extremely loyal and dependable person and those are traits I strive to find in any friend or partner I spend time with. I will not spend time with flakes and people who aren't dependable. Camping in Yosemite and driving up the coast to Carmel with my friends is a blast, but what would make it even better would be to share it with a "partner in crime" who loves to laugh and build lifelong memories. It's all about the scrapbook in our heads. That's what we take with us through life.

Any good sushi restaurant which is quiet enough for conversation. If things are going well we maybe follow it by adjourning to someplace like The Coffee Bean and continue chatting by the fire pit under the stars. The important thing is being able to be yourself so if someone likes you, it's for who you really are. Why waste your time and their time trying to be a idealized version of yourself? That's like a bald man wearing a wig. Who is he fooling?