I’m kind and intelligent – and looking for the same in someone!
I would also like to say that I am on temporary government assistance s until I find a job in the biotechnology area.

I’m an open-minded, intelligent and compassionate person. I am very into chemistry, cooking, science, biology and politics. I care a lot about people and animals, and I would like to meet someone who can appreciate these qualities, as well as someone who shares similar outlooks and interests.

I have a very honest nature. I like being upfront and straightforward with people. I’m not perfect, but I’m also not seeking perfection. I am very stable, secure with who I am and what I want from life – and a relationship. I’d be drawn to someone who has a kind, understanding heart, and who treats people with respect.

Although I am under Medical/Fitness/etc there was no category for a Biotechnology graduate that like science. I am a person who likes science, microbiology, pharmacology, Psychology, Human behavior, Brain chemistry and function.

I have volunteered at the ottawa mission for 3 years and really liked the people there and the clients (they were so nice, well most of them.)

I also believe in Leadnow (this is not advertising at all either). They look after unsafe practices in politics, better health care, etc. They also lead environmental groups and they contact the government about it. If you don't get involved then you never will be able to get important things done.


I am now making different types of perfume from plants through distillation for aroma therapy. St.john's wart, Catnip, etc are going be distilled. The aroma that natural plants vs moldy plants which creates different odors are quite interesting.

Right now I am distilling or attempting to distill fermented (aged black pepper extract) with vodka and st john's wart flowers to combine the smells that they may produce.

I am also producing hypericin compounds at 1% concentration. If chlorine from cold bleach is added it will absorb into the water and form hypericin salts and dichloro hypericin and possibly hexachloro hypericin molecules. Of course plenty of ventilation for this experiment is required with a jar of sodium carbonate to neutralise the chlorine gas that may be formed. A gas mask and a fan to blow away fumes are also required. I know chlorine is a very dangerous gas but you can control the output by adding small concentrations like 2% bleach cold at 20 ml per hour for a total of 60 ml over 3 hours (Kept cold at 4 degrees C.)