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Overview
About Me
I'm on an open-ended solo cross country road trip! I started driving from New England on New Year's Eve.
I'm all about outdoor adventures, especially hiking and backpacking. I love learning nerdy stuff, hearing funky music, joining casual jams with my violin, and listening to people's stories. I'm curious, spontaneous, extremely laid back, and always in a good mood.
I adopted a stray puppy from a Navajo reservation mid-trip, so you would be hosting the two of us! My dog Zia is extremely friendly with both people and dogs, playful, quiet, housebroken, and obedient. I guarantee you will want to steal her.
Why I’m on Couchsurfing
I don't plan on going back to Massachusetts anytime soon! Instead, I'm wandering the West, on the lookout for where I want to live next. I have been mostly tent camping in national forests, sometimes staying with friends. I think Couchsurfing will help me to meet even more interesting people, and to get local perspective on what makes a place unique. I can't wait to pay it forward and welcome travelers when I finally have my own home.
Interests
- dogs
- literature
- environment
- cooking
- running
- reading
- music
- violin
- hiking
- backpacking
- camping
- anthropology
- history
- nursing
- psychology
- science
- nature
- sustainability
- biking
- public health
- museums
- skinny dipping
- spanish
Music, Movies, and Books
Eclectic music taste, including soul/R&B, jazz, funk, newgrass, folk, and classical
Some favorite movies: Little Miss Sunshine, Children of Men, Being John Malkovich
Some favorite books: The World According to Garp, Lolita, Desert Solitaire
One Amazing Thing I’ve Done
One time I faced down two mountain lions alone in the backcountry at night.
What I Can Share with Hosts
Aside from good conversation, I can add some fiddle while you sing and play guitar! I can also cook you some mean rice and beans. I can entertain kids, pets, and grandparents. I'd love to share tips with anyone who's thinking of embarking on a trip like mine.