david.
over-analyzing
affection
board games
loving people, whether it's requitted or not
learning to forgive
getting frusturated
crafts
quilts
the fair/circus
excessive laughter
teeth gaps
freckles
forehead kisses/nose kisses/glasses kisses.
fashion
home decor
dirty thrift stores
flea markets
yard sales
scattegories
gin with mellow yellow
old.english
flying kites
bike rides
found objects/pictures
the old book smell
literature
espresso
natural foods.
film
dancing in general
procrastination
snowboarding
photography.
reading
human anatomy
outdoor movies
photobooths.
admiring and creating art in all forms.
staying up late, waking up early
these stupid websites.
going to cafe's
travelling
long drives/road trips
starry nights.
organizing anything
sushi
going to shows.
galleries/libraries/museums
philosophy.
the human mind
1930's, 1940's, 1950's
singing to myself
aimless drives.
racing the clock
laying in bed on rainy days
Dick Van Dyke
Ella Fitzgerald
Chloe Sevigny
People with passion, and unusual mannerisms.
Art Nerds, Music Nerds, Book Worms, Collectors, Movie Fanatics.
Really, as long as you're at least a little fun and can/know how to laugh pretty hard...
I'm sure we'd get along.
There aren't many limitations.right now: girl talk, mstrkrft, feist, crystal castles, and dfa1979i'm always expanding my musical knowledge, i'd consider it a hobby...
home videos, classics, old disney films, harmony korine, heartwrenchers, stomach upsetters, life changers, aesthetically pleasing and the likes of them all.
A waste of my time.
J.D Salinger
The Virgin Suicides
White Oleander
Angelas ashes, 'Tis,
Alice in wonderland/through the looking glass
Romeo and Juliet
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nightime
Breakfast Of Champions
Choke
Diary
The Lovely Bones
Invisible Monsters
On Writing
Trainspotting
Promescuities
Running with Scissors
Cruddy
The perks of being a wallflower
Art Fashion and Lifestyle Magazines and books
Biographies and Memoirs
Zines
Mums.
Dad.
Chuck Pahlunuik.
Chloe Sevigny.
Harmony Korine
Marcel Dzama
Virginia Woolf