English Teacher
English Teacher
Masters
Agnostic
(Somewhat Important to me)
Independent
(Somewhat Important to me)
White
Have 'em and they don't live with me
5' 10"
Chester County Books and Music
Pretty laid back, relaxing, and serendipitous (open to ideas)...
Gimme Shelter - The Rolling Stones
Stu O'Connor was born in a cross-fire hurricane and howled at his ma in the driving rain. He was, however, able to overcome these adverse circumstances to earn an undergrad degree at West Chester University and a graduate degree from Gratz College in northeast Philadelphia. He currently teaches high school English and plays loud roadhouse rock, blues, and white-boy funk music in a band improbably named The Fabulous Taco Brothers. He also writes poetry and consults with Fortune 500 companies regarding their Emergency Zombie Outbreak Preparedness Plans. His one true aim in life is to get a cameo appearance as a zombie extra in a zombie film, preferably produced by George Romero. He has also failed miserably in his attempts to achieve a Dylanesque cultural gravitas by playing acoustic guitar, but most people think he’s OK, anyway…
First concert was the Stones '72 Exile on Main St. Tour. One of the best concerts I've ever seen: Al Green, Allman Brothers, Kuf Knotz, Traffic, Bob Dylan, etc.
Rock n' roll history, as well as a fair amount of 20th century American music history - but rest assured, I'm not a know-it-all!
The eyes have it, followed closely by a great smile...
Nervousness - relax and be who you are - if we click, great; if we don't, then we can acknowledge it and move on...
My guitar.
Any of a number of drinking or music stories...
I like who and what I am - it took me all of my life to get here, so I don't need to be anyone else...
reasonable, realistic, and able to communicate effectively.
Anne Hathaway.
Write poetry and music (and maybe complete that idea for a novel) and play out a lot more...
She would say I'm weird (whatever that means). But then, she simply didn't know me well at all - she could broadcast, but she couldn't receive...
Home, of course.