Dating Men, Relationship with Men, Friends, Activity Partners

Jul 2003

North Brookfield, MA

http://profiles.friendster.com/1227537

Mad Brook Academy, Attended 1987 - 1989, Class of 1989
North Brookfield Elem, Attended 1989 - 1995
North Brookfield High, Attended 1995 - 2001, Class of 2001

University of Massachusetts - Amherst, Attended 2001 - 2006, Class of 2006, Bachelor's Degree, Accounting

Looking for a job like it's my job

that's for me to know and you to find out :-P

Stormy Weather by Carl Hiassen, all the Harry Potters, and Cosmo (one issue by itself may not be a book, but I've read every issue since July '99 and I have 'em at home to prove it, so I think it counts)

The Princess Bride, The Boondock Saints, Pirates of the Carribbean, Chicago, S.W.A.T., When Harry Met Sally, American Beauty, The Italian Job, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Finding Nemo, The Matrix ... the list goes on and on

Lots o' stuff. My tastes are all over the board. But the current favorites are the Rent soundtrack and Dusty Springfield's "Son of a Preacher"

Law & Order, Gilmore Girls, Good Eats, CSI, The A-Team, Invader Zim, Family Guy, Friends, The OC, Simpsons, Jeopardy...and whatever else I'm forgetting

I'm a princess, I swear! I have a tiara and everything.
Okay, so maybe that's just in my little fantasy world.
Seriously though, I'm a college student. For some reason
I get along much better with guys, so most of my friends
are male, and I'm usually considered "one of the guys."
I'm not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing, but I
have fun with my boys, so it's all good. Also,
I'm "wicked smaht," but like most people, I don't apply
myself nearly enough. I'd rather be out doing things that
are fun. My idea of fun is a little different than most
people though. I'm wicked dork-tastic, or as John and MC
Frontalot would say "nerdcore." I love the good sci-fi
like Star Wars and Lord of the Rings and The Matrix. I
love my computer. I am addicted to buying gadgets and
DVDs, which makes Best Buy a very dangerous store for me
to be in. The real dorkiness comes out when I reveal that
I thoroughly enjoyed watching Food TV and the PBS show
Liberty Kids (a cartoon about kids in the American
Revolution) over the summer and learning tiny bits of
Italian and Spanish from public access TV.
I can't think of anything else for now, so I'm going to
leave this as a work in progress.

Cool people. But really I'm the only one who can judge
who I think is cool. What a conundrum, huh?