Date men from United States / California / North Park, 25 year old

Date a soulmate from California, United States. Oh hey there. Fancy seeing you here.
I am almost always reading something, I write when I get the impulse, play ice hockey and kickball, rock at pub trivia, make pretty good frozen margaritas. That being said, that's really only a start on how I keep busy. I'm always adding new things. I really do intend to get back to working my way through a cookbook my sister gave me. Since so many people seem to be new to San Diego, let me just say that I'm not. I've been here for years, less four for college. But since I always came back it was pretty much like being here the whole time.
I am hopelessly devoted to my California Golden Bears. If you know who they are, then you understand how true that statement is. As an aside, I was once crowd surfed, against my will, at a college football game. That was an interesting experience. When it comes to hockey, I'm a San Jose Sharks fan which tends to be a bit of a roller coaster ride.
I have certain TV shows that I enjoy because I think that TV is a great storytelling medium. Recently they've ranged from Downton Abbey to Smash, both of which are well done in their own way. However, I'm more likely to be out and about than staying in. There's too much fun stuff to do in San Diego and despite the fact I've been around here for quite some time I haven't done a lot of it! You never know what I might be up to. Sometimes it's hockey practice, sometimes it's enjoying an establishment that serves age appropriate beverages with friends, other times I'm listening to Dixieland jazz or gypsy swing at a cafe, and sometimes I'm at Disneyland because--you know what?--I just feel like going.
Fun fact: people ask me questions all the time. I don't mean my friends. I mean random strangers. I have been standing on a crowded platform waiting for a train and disoriented people will come up to me in the midst of 60 other people to ask which is the right train to get on. This has been happening for years in book stores, on street corners, in airports. The list keeps growing.