CURRENT MISSION

Enjoying Life

ABOUT ME

Hi everyone, my name is Timothy Broderick. I am 25 years old and a male born and raised in the great city of Philadelphia. I attended college in Baltimore for four years than came back to Philly. I currently work at Temple University in Administration the Office of Sustainability. I can talk for days on end about the environmental movement and how the future of society looks. My roommate is a full time photographer and currently has a studio downtown at 2nd and Market. Wed love to have people of all backgrounds to swing through so we can learn a bit from you and maybe you can learn a bit from us. Email me if you have any questions about the location of where i live, or just what the hell im like. My home is right off the 32 and 48 SEPTA bus lines and i currently live next to Fairmont park and the Philadelphia Zoo. The area is my favorite throughout Philly and I have lived in a couple different places. Actually have a spair bedroom too if your not comfortable on the coach up to you. Its a bit of a mess right now but can easily be cleaned up.

PHILOSOPHY

Live a simple and happy life. All the rest will fall into place.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING

Currently i just signed up, i need to get out there and utilize the network more but since i work so much and only have bicycles due to my sustainable lifestyle travel is hard.

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

Little but hope to gain alot.

Interests

Environmentalism
Photography
Triathlons
Music
Intellectual Conversations
Anything Cool

• writing
• photography
• coach
• traveling
• music
• environmental studies

Music, Movies, and Books

Way to many to list.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I helped author the first ever climate action plan for temple university to reduce its green house gas output by %30. This a really big deal for the United States and i love being on the cutting edge of the movement.

Teach, Learn, Share

Again my background is in environmental studies so if your interest lie in learning about what Philadelphia or the states are doing to become more sustainable I can probably teach you alot about it.