A photographer, writer, headbanger, and gym rat. Love old cemeteries, kind people, craft beer. Farm girl at heart. PS. Please get a colonoscopy.
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So many interests, so little time. Addicted to travel. Self employed copywriter. Wanna be photographer. Gym rat. Craft beer lover and I make the best Manhattans! Missouri farm girl, but Philly is my second home. (PS Get a colonoscopy.)
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