age: 44 (Jul 22, 1968)
MEMBER SINCE: April 2006
occupation: Radiology RN
crush: A variety of dead actresses
heroes: James Randi, Dr. Paul Farmer
stats: One of my better classes, actually
sign: the Seventh Sign
most humbling moment: Being run over. By my own car.
into: Fine food and wine, gaming online and otherwise, a well told story (whatever the medium), a good horror flick (that rare breed), politics (reflecting my masochistic side), insidious subversion. Making good people better. Sushi, ethnic food.
gets me hot: Nerd girls
fantasy: Day in, night out
makes me happy: People guessing younger than I am. 25 at 40 is the new world record!
body mods: a pair of tattoos, a bit of metal in tongue and brow
Now 3 months into the new relationship, and my previous assessment of this gal as a keeper has only grown more certain. She and I are incredibly well-suited to one another -- it's a very nice feeling.
I made my way to New Jersey at October's end for a friend's wedding. One of the best people I know, and his wife seems incredible, though I didn't have much time to meet her. Very very happy for them both. Then it was just an overnight stay in a little town on Long Island before I would fly back to -- HOLY SHIT, A HURRICANE!
Scratch that, 3 days of extended stay in a house near the shore surrounded by water and with 3 feet of same in the basement before I and a couple other wedding refugees could escape. But it was actually a good time spent with entertaining people. We made the best of it very well and hardly even lost power. Damn lucky Sandy turned west when she did, though.
Life is good -- definitely better than any time in the last 10 years at least. I'm knocking on a lot of wood and hoping the good times continue.
-TTm
I made my way to New Jersey at October's end for a friend's wedding. One of the best people I know, and his wife seems incredible, though I didn't have much time to meet her. Very very happy for them both. Then it was just an overnight stay in a little town on Long Island before I would fly back to -- HOLY SHIT, A HURRICANE!
Scratch that, 3 days of extended stay in a house near the shore surrounded by water and with 3 feet of same in the basement before I and a couple other wedding refugees could escape. But it was actually a good time spent with entertaining people. We made the best of it very well and hardly even lost power. Damn lucky Sandy turned west when she did, though.
Life is good -- definitely better than any time in the last 10 years at least. I'm knocking on a lot of wood and hoping the good times continue.
-TTm




























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