I'm pretty serious for my age. Don't get me wrong, I like to go out and tear it up, but for the most part, bars and clubs aren't my scene. I much prefer a good book and cup of coffee to a bar with a jukebox. I love to read and, thus, devour books. I read a bit of everything and am open to any suggestions you might have.

I'm fascinated by the paranormal and the supernatural. So much in fact, that I'm going to be taking classes in paranormal psychology.

I aspire to be too many things to list. I could be alive for a million years and not do everything I want to.

I love the smell of Sandalwood. I have no idea why, but 'Toxic' by Britney Spears is one of my favorite songs. I love acoustic guitar boys: Matt Nathanson being my favorite by far. Purple is my favorite color.

I adore hobbits.

I lack a filter in my head, as well as tactfulness. I'm a complete romantic and find the corniest, cheesiest things ridiculously adorable. I love the way chipped nail polish looks. I'm incredibly open minded and make a habit out of not judging people. I love Coca-Cola. I love candles. Bread is my favorite food and I can live for days off of nothing but baguettes. I'm a packrat, I keep anything even marginally sentimental to me; it was painful to throw away my movie stub collection a few years ago. I can't remember names to save my life. I can (and do) eat peanut butter with a spoon. I want someone to love me the way Westly loved Buttercup.

I'm a riddle in a lot of ways. I love road trips, though I really don't like to drive. I can be very dark and serious, but I have a silly side with a laugh that has been described as "too big to be fake". I don't give a rip what people think about me, but stress slightly when people don't seem to like me. I like myself the way that I am, but constantly feel like I need to change. I'm incredibly wise, but very naive.

Oh, and one more thing about myself: I like to talk about me.   Send me a message!

Profession: Director of Marketing
Interests:  writing, the paranormal/supernatural, mythology, folklore, reading, gaming, film