kathryn
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Consulting |
| Occupation | consultant |
| Location | denver, colorado, United States |
| Introduction | i am... a content 30ish-something living in denver who is completely satisfied starring at the mountains for all my days; a climber obsessed with rocks; an ex-corporate worker who is taking a hand at my entrepreneurial dreams; an M. Diver trying to further my educational pursuits by earning a Ph.D in organizational leadership; a hermit in that i desire serenity and peace; and last but most importantly, a girl whose main goal in life remains as it always has been--to find and fulfill God's purpose for my life---and a follower of Jesus Christ--a faith that pervades my worldview and perspective. |
| Interests | laughing; hiking among the hills, climbing on rocks, and enjoying God's creation; photography; cooking; reading intellectual dialogues, non-fictional dissertations, and engaging novels; journaling; playing card games; decorating and creating artistic projects; enjoying the company of wonderful friends; traveling to new and old places (yosemite being my favorite); topical discussions; and homemade meals and dinner guests |
| Favorite Movies | pride and prejudice; sweet home alabama; pilates videos (do these count?); walk the line; indiana jones; finding forrester; star wars (volumes 4-6--the old school stuff); stuff by M Night Shyamalan--except i haven't seen lady in the water; LOTR; and any good dramas that display the reality of life's struggles |
| Favorite Music | rita springer; coldplay; mat kearney; classic jazz; anything r&b whose lyrics are not too terribly perverse; colbie caillat; feist; the killers; anything indie; and johnny cash |
| Favorite Books | the bible; hind's feet on high places; good to great; chuck swindoll's character series; In-Style magazine; novels by francine rivers or travis thrasher; mysteries by elizabeth peters; anything on leadership development; anything ethnographical-- like "under the banner of heaven"; stuff on post-modernism and the church's role in the twenty-first century; and missions biographies |