I like to tan. My favorite singer is Britney Spears. I struggle with my weight. I frequently diet. I eat out all of the time.
I like taking baths. I like to play Chess. I am preparing for a National Chess Tournament. My favorite band is Mumford and Sons. I am self-conscious about my weight. I am older than 20. I prefer cooking for myself. I used to have an alcohol problem. I like high protein foods. I eat healthy to stay sharp.
What city do you have to travel to for the National Chess Tournament? It's in San Fransisco this year.  I've never been so I'm hoping I'll have some time to do a little exploring.  Have you ever been?  Maybe give me to places or restaurants to check out?  Sadly, I have never been to San Francisco either, so I cannot be a reliable source of restaurant recommendations. But you should have a lot of fun! How do you think you'll do in the tournament this year? I think I'll do well.  But there's a guy out of France who is really good.  I've been studying some of his past games and the guy is a genius.  If I make through to play him, I don't know if I can win.  I'm practicing day in and day out to prepare.  You don't happen to play do you? I haven't played Chess since the summer of '69. I was never particularly good at it, but I do know which way the Knight moves.  Then you're golden in my book!  Sometimes I just need a "fun" game to play.  Would you want to play online sometime in the future?  It's a good way for me to relax and remember that I started because I love to play.  Summer of '69 huh?  Any chance you went to Woodstock? Sounds like it could be fun, count me in. I've remained undefeated for 52 years, just so you know. And I was there, yes - physically, anyway.  Oh, I sense a challenge!  Game on!  I bet you had a blast!  I've heard stories and seen footage.  I guarantee you I will never see an event that wild and free that could come close to the impact of that concert.  How did you learn to play chess?  Bring it. And as crazy as it was, I think it gets hyped up a bit. It was basically just a three-day field party. I learned to play chess by being forced to live in isolation in Alabama by my 'pa.  More like a mud fest from what I heard.  Rural Alabama I assume?  That can be a little rough.  My dad wanted to teach me strategy at an early age.  We always played after dinner....but I guess it's paying off. Haha yeah, that's pretty accurate. Rural Alabama indeed. No siblings, 'ma left, 'pa was always working. It was either Chess or staring at the field in those days. That's a nice way to learn though, and it definitely is paying off! It's a big deal just to be good enough to play in the National Chess Tournament, great job. Better to play chess than run through those fields.  Snakes and gators, no thank you!  Thank you for that.  That means a lot.  I wish you could fly out to watch!