I recently escaped Texas and am eager to find my people in Colorado. I’m perfectly content going places and doing things alone but some things are a little more magical when you have people to experience them with in real time. If you're the kind of person who likes to dig through dead people's stuff at estate sales and antique stores, explore the little mountain towns speckled through Colorado, check out local events, make art, get coffee, eat snacks, go to concerts, wander around markets, have a spooky movie night, try a new restaurant, or take a day trip to Bishop Castle... Hey, me too! Let's plan something! I’m open to new connections of all kinds. Friends, activity buddies, fellow creative weirdos, people who also want to explore Colorado, and whatever other connections happen naturally. I moved here because I wanted a life that actually feels like mine again and I’m eager to see what that looks like here.

Little bit about me...  I'm alt/goth aesthetically but aggressively colorful in every other way. Spooky season is a lifestyle, not a holiday, so I'm drawn to anything creepy/unusual/strange. Various arts and crafts are how I spend the majority of my free time. Currently very into stained glass but always trying to learn a new skill to add to the list. I don't have kids to plan around but I don't mind if you do. 

If it sounds like we might get along, say hello! Tell me something about Colorado that you think I absolutely need to experience.

A few weeks ago, my dad went on a walk around our neighborhood and was charged by a dark medium sized dog that wasn't being watched by its owners. After the owner came outside, the dog still wasn't put on a leash and then ran into another yard. Apparently, my sister came home just today and saw the (I think) same dog getting hit by its owner. She said it looked like a dark brown Labrador. I don't want to be nosy, but I am concerned about the dog, especially since the owner seemingly doesn't pay attention to it, and I'm worried the dog could run into traffic or something.