Technical professional in the AV/Live Event industry and a historical researcher currently working on a book/paper regarding ancient American history. I value a home that serves as a "sanctuary"—organized, and low-stress, generally, often in a quieter sort of neighborhood.I’m neuro-"expansive" (as opposed to "divergent": "AuDHD", other related diagnoses, probable CTE), which means I’m a very conscientious roommate: I don't throw parties and if ever had the urge (haven't in many years), would probably throw it elsewhere but definitely talk about it well in advance and set the timing together if I thought home was better at the time. I’m respectful of shared spaces and I keep a very consistent, calm routine. I’m either out for school, work, in my room, outside or on a couch with my laptop, at the library, working on other projects, or resting.I have a well-trained emotional support dog (ESA), Ducky. She is generally quiet when I'm not riling her up to play outside, house-trained, and essentially "invisible" indoors, but definitely not her fur, which I do maintain and do my best to clean up regularly. She’s my right hand and a total pro.Looking for: A household that more-or-less respects "quiet hours" (movies, conversation and music do not bother me at reasonable volumes at any time of day) and personal space.Preferably a place with good natural light and a straightforward commute to SLCC Taylorsville campus and downtown Salt Lake areas.I appreciate clear, direct communication and "house rules," if needed, that keep things predictable for everyone. Always open to adjust or help, though sometimes I may need some advanced communication.Non-smoker (inside and outside), light cook, highly organized and respectful of common areas.