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steven Bauer Nickname: unicyclesteve	Male \| 38 \| Taken \| Denton,Tx	Add to Contacts
	Interests: gearhead, philosophy, deep thinker, listener, a good sign of intelligence (not a road sign), honor, email, blogging, college life, integrity, fun, sleep, recess, cookies and milk, sushi, sashimi, hot and spicy food, roadtrips, unicycling, rollerblades, iceskates, bungee jumps, flight, kite flying, climbing, friends, (okay I'll admit this too) brainy women, Astronomy, Astrology, Photography, Lego's, erector sets, trains, Modified Subaru(like mine), motorcycles, sailing, "Not necessarily the News", being aware, living life, existence, having a CLEU, Alternate Fuel Vehicles, grad school, Non-sequitor, the #42, and why not you? Inspiration: Sunrise and sunsets, seasons change, thunder storms, gravity, mother nature, wise people, and history Virtues: listener, helper, humble, imaginative, jack-of-all-traits, curious, caring, well developed sense of humour, very good hugs, supportive, and? Vices: computer tech, veg-oil tech, french toast and real maple syrup, architecture, hyperfocusing, 'gotta be productive', spices, and? Website / Blog: Unicyclesteve Occupation: Massage Therapist; Contractor; business owner
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This bundle of energy, is what I am. Positive and optimysitc since birth; with the rose colored glasses that are always on yet, i have learned what it is to see with the blinders of cultures that surrounds us. I empathize and feel the emotions of life. One referred to me as an effervescant(sp) personality. I liked that compliment, its neat! The brain is wired differently and as such has acquired a few labels over the decades: Dyslexia, ADHD, Gestalt, mechanically inclined, artistic natured, caregiver, confidant, friend, (supposedly) human, oddly creative, different but, in a very good way., spacey at times, alive, and always learning something new, trusting to a fault, still learning how to say no to friends when they need to do it themselves. That is but a footnote to these chapters in my life, the book is many chapters long. Where you choose to read depends on what you discover. Do you have such a book in progress? So far I have had 3 distinct close-calls with death- according to other's perceptions: once in the Navy from Lightning in florida, and twice with Carbon monoxide poisoning while driving an 18 wheeler. Have you had any such fun? Currently I am learning something new -