CURRENT MISSION

To travel experiencing different cultures and lives of others.

ABOUT ME

My name is Jacob Ashcraft and I am from Memphis TN. I have many passions that I let fill my daily life. I am very into old bicycles. I am always on the lookout for some old bike in need of rescue. They are all full of stories. I like meeting new people and having laughs and telling stories. I could spend all day diving through antique and thrift stores, searching for the odd and old. I like it vintage and I like it used. Stomping my feet to cool loud jams, and stuffing my face with everything sweet before my head rots off. I have a major sweet tooth. Loving all types of food, and usually all types of drink. I love the outdoors but also the city life. Trying to find a way to have the mountains and streams, but also the skyscrapers and sidewalks, has been a problem. I am very into the arts, all kinds. If you play any type of instrument and can bring it, do it. I keep a house stocked with instruments that will love to be pulled out for some tunes. I usually find things funny in some way. I am really not into negativity. There is no reason not to laugh. I am really into witty and energetic personalities that will say anything. People that I can bounce witty fun insults back and forth with are great. Tight jeans, old bikes, good laughs? We are friends.

PHILOSOPHY

Dont hogg all the laughs, share the wealth.

我为什么加入 Couchsurfing

HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING

It is really a small world. We are not all that different from one another, we all understand a good laugh.

兴趣

Antiques, Bicycles,NPR, Outdoors, Bluegrass, stories, great conversation, day dreaming, arts, documentaries, Travel, awkwardness, and personal style.

• arts
• documentaries
• dining
• drinking
• thrifting
• traveling
• outdoor activities
• cycling
• scuba diving
• mountains

音乐、电影和书籍

Books:
-A Walk Across America
- The Last American Male
-Better Off
-This boys Life
-The Lost City of Z

教，学，和分享

People are still caring and giving, respectful and courteous. I believe that the number of good is still way greater than the number of bad.

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