Hi, I'm Chris

I'm often sarcastic, but also genuine. I have a strong sense of morals and I always try to live by my principles. I make mistakes but I apologize for them (even if takes a while sometimes.) I try to live life simply. Life is complicated enough, so I've been trying to get back to basics about what's really important.

Some bullet points:
- I'm an ENFP
- I'm quick to make friends but it takes time to earn my sincere trust
- I'm a huge movie junkie
- I love to create things (beer, food, art, gifts, etc....)
- I'm incredibly loyal to my true friends
- I'm quick to forgive, and I'm very understanding

I've been fortunate enough to travel quite a bit. I've lived in quite a few places and met lots of amazing people. After trying to do the "Adult" thing and get a rather pedestrian 9-5 desk job, I realized that will never be what fulfills me. I've really been adopting the concept of 1CChoose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life. 1D So, now I'm going back to school, again, to become a Nurse. I now know, it's my calling to help others.

Stuff I'm good at:

Making breakfast
- Listening
- Making awesome playlists
- Reading people
- Tying a tie
- Brewing beer
- Fixing things (Cars, computers, houses, etc...)

Things I'm NOT very good at:

- Lying about my opinion of something
- Pretending things are okay if they're not
- Tolerating impolite behavior
- Putting the toilet seat down
- Putting my socks in the hamper

Well, as I'm filling this out, this is exactly what I'm thinking:

Life's a funny thing.

They say the average American will meet 100,000 people in their lifetime. Most are just fleeting faces that we meet at work, out shopping, in various social settings. How many do we make connections with though?

What I'm getting at is this: Quality over quantity.

Because of my moving, traveling and professions, I've had the opportunity to meet lots of people. I'm grateful for that. However, I've realized that a handful of great friends far outweighs hundreds of acquaintances.

Life's too good to experience alone. That and I have a lot to learn from meeting new people. I just want to find some interesting, genuine and passionate people to share ideas, adventures and life with.

It's as simple as that.