I live in Park City, UT.

What do you do?

I am a UX designer.

Do you have any friends?

Some.

What do you like?

Here is some of my favorite stuff.

Where are you from?

If you are asking what ethnicity I am... my father was from India, my mom is from the states. If you are asking where I was born...I was born in Missouri. If you are asking where I grew up...I grew up in Florida.

What do you look like?

I am somewhere between 5'4" and 5'6". I have straight brown hair and brown eyes.

How old are you?

I am old.

Do you have any pets?

I have a Taiwan dog named Luka.

Do you have any phobias?

I do not have any phobias, however...I do not like being in water I can not see through. I find the thought of beasties lurking in the water disturbing. I grew up in the Jaws generation and can pinpoint a few specific events in my childhood that have led to this discomfort. I also seem to not like being in confined spaces. This manifests itself in a dislike of having to climb over people to get where I want to go...(i.e. Window seats in planes, shopping malls during the holidays, concerts...) likewise, I do not like being climbed over by other people (i.e. Aisle seats in planes, non-centered seats in movie theaters...) so social distancing has been something of a respite.

What was with the zip-tie?

It is hard to explain. When I put it on, it felt right; it looked right. It was something that very much fits within the context of my personality. It was a statement about the relative value of precious objects. It was based in sentimentality. It was such a small personal statement, but it garnered much more attention than I ever thought it should. After many years of wear, the original ziptie broke, so I cast a replacement in silver which I continue to wear.

Do you want to sit down?

No. I prefer to stand.

Will you sell this domain to me?

Not unless you are offering me A LOT of money for it.

Do you have any pet-peeves?

I do not like arguing for argument's sake.

I do not like people telling me what I should do.

I do not like talking on the phone.