I’m a soul who thrives on connection, rhythm, and movement. A longtime vegan and yoga enthusiast, I stay balanced in both mind and body. My playlists wander from jazz and blues to rock, reggae, vintage gems, and classical — life’s too layered for just one soundtrack. I’m also a multi‑instrumentalist who plays throughout the day; music isn’t just something I hear, it’s something I live. Outdoors is where I recharge: biking scenic trails, riding my motorcycle, or catching a live hockey game. At home, you’ll meet Tammy — my lovable, loyal 8‑year‑old pitbull who’s as much a part of my rhythm as the instruments I play. I’m a blend of grounded strength and expressive softness — steady when life ***s for it, gentle and intuitive when connection matters most. If you appreciate someone who carries both depth and warmth, both calm and creativity, we’ll get along beautifully. I’ve been ***ing closer attention to how constant messaging and phone time have been affecting me — not just my schedule, but my mind, my mood, and the way I connect with people. And I think a lot of us women feel this quietly, even if we don’t always say it out loud. The endless notifications, the pressure to respond, the swirl of conversations… it can pull us away from our own center. I’ve noticed it here on ***2 especially. The quick chats, the scattered threads, the constant checking — it started to feel less like connection and more like noise. And I don’t want to live in that kind of energy anymore. I want conversations that feel grounded, intentional, and human. So I’m making a gentle shift. I won’t be responding to messages on this app anymore. If you truly want to connect with me, you can find me on my WNY 67 YouTube channel, where I share my voice, my projects, and the things I care about in a space that feels calmer and more authentic. I’m stepping back from the smartphone cycle because I want to feel clearer, softer, and more present in my own life. If any part of this resonates with you, I hope you give yourself permission to rethink your own phone habits too. A little space from the screen can make you feel more like yourself again. If you’d like to reach me, come say hello on WNY 67.