A: I thought I already answered this one.
Don’t disrespect or fuck with my patience. I’ll play nice otherwise.
A: I like growing medicinal plants, I like being in the wild. Nature has a lot to say to me and I wanna be around to listen before its gone so I have stories to tell the ones that didn’t have what I have.
A: I like to make sure my T’s are crossed and my i’s are dotted. Making sure my chariot is well oiled and I’ve packed an extra bottle of water. When all that’s sure I just like to sit and close my eyes and organize my thoughts until I can’t sit any longer. That’s how I go the extra mile.
A: sex, climbing mountains looking for plants, scuba, hot dates at gorgeous restaurants. There’s so much fun to be had.
A: I’ve been blessed with wonderful experiences but one of the coolest that first comes to mind was at the edge of the valley near Kathmandu.
The sun was setting and I was outside bellow a golden stupa looking out through the valley. I haven’t spoken or looked at another human in the eyes for about 6 days. The moon had rose and was full and the valley was chorusing in individual ceremonies celebrating the full moon as monkeys ran past my feet. The sky was a golden pink that eve and my life felt abundant and blessed.
A: I would say that I wasn’t made in a mold. I’m equal parts human, wild and magic. Maybe you’ll figure that out with a bit of time.
A: I’m quick witted and fast footed. Which has served me well during these times of apocalypse :)
A: I think I’m creating a new niche. I don’t think I quite fit in the boxes presented in venues such as this.
The niche I’m creating is real and honest. It’s a bit magical in the sense that I’m creating my dreams of sustainable adventure. It’s rich in experience and has an underlying tone of etiquette and self and mutual respect.
A: My life is travel. I’m always on the go. I can hardly sit still with so much going on in the world. Rest is crucial too I love coming home and relaxing in the hot tub and watching movies and making beautiful meals and drinking delectable wines.
A: Yoga is my religion. I also love getting around on my bike and skateboard. Surfing, wake boarding, snow boarding. I like climbing mountains and running on the beach.
I fuel my body with high quality foods sourced appropriately and sustainably. I do a lot of cooking and catering. I’m very plant based and consciously aware of quality meats and proteins.
A: The foundation of my lifestyle is about self care and physical and mental health and also nutrition. If I can take care of myself I can take care of others and that bleeds into the humanitarian work I do.
A: I’m an activist and I’m willing to sit down and think about what holds the heaviest impact. I don’t take shit from anyone. My heart has witnessed pure tenderness and also demise of the planet we walk upon. I believe there’s an accessibility issue with education and elitism that can be bridged and it is my fuel to build those bridges.
A: I would probably share with you my infatuation for plant intelligence and how I think it can change the world. I would tell you stories about the places I’ve been and the places I want to go. I would tell you about the goals I have and how I’m trying to iron them out into something beautiful and sustainable.
A: You should know that I love myself and I hope we can respect each other and our time, whether it be scheduling or the moments we share.
A: I have a lust for elevating things. It reminds me of the saying ‘turning straw to gold’. Whatever it is I think we deserve better and I’d like to share that with the world.
A: •Fresh high quality food
•clean water
•my dog
•my camera
•the ocean