My beautiful little brother Sonny and new baby sister Ishpriya, red frocks, green frocks, rockin', Japan, Prada shoes, talking about things you're not supposed to with folk you've just met, i.e., politics and religion, science, learning, my work, other people's artwork, AC/DC, talking Italian, learning Hebrew, trying to talk Japanese, trying to remember my French while I'm here, laughing, making stained glass, writing, getting going, disco dancing, Paxos, lovely young men with nice sets of teeth.Take the quiz:
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I love my local cinema, the Brixton Ritzy, which plays host to arty-farty films with subtitles. Actually, it's not my local for the next few months seeing as I'm in Japan. Enjoy watching Tally films so that I can practise listening to Italian. The last shite film I saw was the Da Vinci Code. I have a stack of DVDs building up which I watch through my laptop.
Now that I'm in Japan I have a telly! Haven't had one for years. I've now caught up with 24 and am ploughing my way through Lost. My favourite TV show ever was Cosmos and I also liked A History of Britain. Can't stand anything mindless or dum.
I couldn't live without my books! I like well-written novels; fave authors are Maggie O'Farrell, Emily Barr, Umberto Eco and Jane Austen (who could leave her out?). Novels that I've read recently that I couldn't put down were The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger and The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon. I also like factual books on subjects such as psychology, religion, politics and popular science - Dorothy Rowe, Carl Jung, Matt Ridley and Steven Pinker are on my reading list. Right now am reading My Name is Red by Orhan Pamuk as well as something by an anthropologist called Jared Diamond... oh, I can't be bothered to go and get it so that I can tell you the title, but it's good. Do read more clever books, people. As Blackadder said, thinking is so important!
Frank Spencer and my granny!