Looking for a spark plug whose spark can match my own:) In a woman I look for a positive attitude, passion for life, a good dose of humour (the goofier the better), a sincere smile, a drive to grow and confidence that she knows what she's worth. Also I prefer someone, who is as active as me so she can keep up:)
I take joy in exploring the world and my limits. I'm laid back, but can be quite intense sometimes, depending on the situation...I make every single moment count...life isn't perfect, it just has to be lived. My motto would probably be Hakuna Matata:) or do people say YOLO these days..is that even the same thing haha? need to consult my 15 year old younger cousin on this:)
My goal is to visit I want to visit every country in this world (making good progress so far) by 40, and then do it again on a motorcycle! Space travel is also an option...What I love about travelling are the random and always fun situations that arise, different cuisines and the always amazing connections you make with strangers when on the road.
I enjoy the occasional "Rocky" marathon or yelling out loud with my friends to Bon Jovi just as much as any other guy but I am also very random...Skydiving is better than bungee jumping. Spicy locusts are not always my first choice of breakfast, but they are occasionally in China when bets with locals are involved. I talk to people in elevators (beats awkwardly staring at floor numbers change:P). I sometimes watch Bollywood movies (if they're not longer than 4 hours). I have been known to engage in fierce laser-tag combat with pre-preschoolers...they are not to be taken lightly, trust me:)! I even tried growing a bonsai tree once, but I didn't work out... (Mr. Miyagi, I will yet make you proud!).
I've got a positive attitude on life and am grateful for my amazing family, brothers and friends, my career, pizza, batmobiles, protein bars, rays of during a storms and crimson sunrises:) Being active is core to who I am...anything from soccer and muay thai to the occasional trampoline dodgeball tournament, I'm game. Training for the Tough Mudder now with my little brothers and already dreading the race, but I can't be outdone by them...that would make a horrible role-model:P
Being of Eastern European background, my friends call me "traditional" whatever that might mean (where's the eye roll emoticon?). People say chivalry is dead, but if it is, I don't want to hear about it...I've trained way too damn hard my entire life to perfect the art of opening doors!:P
