Software Engineer
How about we… Pick a neighborhood and then meet there and explore.
How about we… Try the unlimited pastas of the evening at Becco.
How about we… go to see a roller derby game? Cheesy fun with girls possibly punching each other...
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About cheryly279
An awesome place I've visited:
London! So much fun and so much to see.
My perfect Sunday:
Well, it changes but fun day plans, then relaxing at home with take-in dinner and watching something on the dvr.
The movie I've watched the most times:
Not sure, but possibly Easy A with Emma Stone. So funny.
My life history in 5 sentences or fewer:
Grew up on Long Island and realized I'm not much of a "suburbs" kind of gal. Went to college at Boston University and decided to stay in Boston for another 10 years, about. Just recently moved back to NY - living in Queens, but thinking of moving to Brooklyn or Manhattan soon. I work as a software engineer - currently doing QA work but will be moving into being a UI Engineer over time. I love going out to eat (especially Italian), singing and playing board games.
My first concert / My dream concert:
Not a huge concert go-er but I want to see Tom Petty at some point.
Obscure knowledge I possess:
I took an archaeology class in college that I really enjoyed, so possibly facts about that. I also seem to remember more from early childhood than other people.
I have a weakness for guys/girls who:
Make me laugh. Such a cliche but it's true. I love to laugh.
For me, a first date no-no is:
Asking too many details about where I live, the money I make, etc.
A story you should remind me to tell you on our first date:
The time I tried to pee standing up.
I secretly want to be:
An interior designer. Or comedian.
If I won the lottery and quit my job, I would:
EAT OUT EVERY NIGHT. Also, let's be honest - I would shop. Clothing, electronics, home decor. I'd also travel a lot, especially to wherever currently has a cool climate.
One thing my mother would want you to know about me:
I'm smart and can do anything I put my mind to. But don't all mothers say stuff like that?
