I’m adventurous and lazy, love climbing, hiking, driving off to random places overnight to sleep in a tent or B&B, watching a good movie or tv series cuddled up on the couch, or chilling back on a comfortable chair reading a great book (or sometimes not so great) I think i'm reading three books at the moment, no wait, four. Chocolate isn’t too bad, thunderstorms and tornadoes are gorgeous and I’m usually prepared for random pillow fight attacks. I find I’m more intellectually centered and am always up for a good conversation on the nature of reality in relation to us as humans, but also am constantly striving to balance that with my emotional and physical natures.
And that said, if a good song pops onto my ipod, i'll sing along like i'm in the shower, scrubbing under my arms and never forgetting behind the ears.

There's also a bit of a sarcastic streak in me, so i'm known to get just a little bit random in my conversations

I was living in Toronto for the last two years, and have just moved back to Mississauga. Why the hell Mississauga? I'm still trying to figure that out, but i'm in a sweet pad with lots of space. (update : heading back to Toronto soon) I've also got a car, phew. And I have enough space to teach private yoga classes in here if you're interested at all. If you don't know much about yoga, check out this video, it's got some very important info on the lifestyle.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtWcb0bcA-A

So uhh, before living in the polluted, lively city of Toronto I was travelling. Lots, lots and lots. A pack on my back, using my thumb to get around. Cooking my meals in orange groves, surrounded by hungry happy dogs who would do infinite laps around the tent. Then when given food, he'd protect me from the evils of chipmunks, or dirty old men of which there are too many on this planet. Praise the street dog!

So living by the thumb also means I love to live by the water (for reasons that I don't understand). Canoeing that is. I studied outdoor chef skills, 'cause there's no better way to warm up a persons mind and heart in the outdoors then through their stomach.