ART
OLD JUNK
HELPING OTHERS/VOLUNTEERING
ARTISTIC MOVEMENTS/GENRES:
Baroque
Art Nouveau
Art Deco
Academic/Classical Realism
Surrealism
(Some) Expressionism
Conceptual Photography
FASHION/COSTUMES:
Renaissance
French Revolution
Victorian Era
Edwardian Era
La Belle Epoch
Decades: 20's-60's
Halloween/Horror/Zombie
OTHER STUFF:
Creative Collaboration
Being Crafty
Astrology
Psychology (specifically Jungian)
Philosophy
Self-Actualization
Positivity
Reciprocity
Manners (Please!)
Affection (HUGS!)
Staying up late
Sleeping in late
Lazy Sundays
Picnics
Walks
Books and Reading
Writing
Poetry
Film
Music
Dance (ing)
Thrift/Vintage Shopping
Costume Design/Creation
Antique Furniture
The Unusual and the Macabre
Hearses/Funerial Accoutrement
Greek/Roman Mythology
People who are kind and caring, bookworms, independent thinkers and those who like to argue about art. Flakes, competitive or insecure women, shallow people and apathetic hipsters need not apply.
And this person:
And this person, upon my death:
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Pretty much everything except psychobilly, ska, pop and most of the crap on the radio. My least favorite band in the world (thus far) is Sublime. My most favorite is Rachel's.
Documentaries
Independent
Foreign
Horror
Science Fiction
Fantasy
Silent
Film Noir
Comedy
Top 5: Rubin and Ed, Ghost World, Welcome To The Dollhouse, Pan's Labyrinth and Sylvia.
Flight of The Conchords
My So-Called Life
Six Feet Under
Twin Peaks
The Muppet Show
The Addams Family
The Munsters
Mr. Show
Comedy Central
History Channel
Discovery Channel
HGTV
TLC
Poetry moves me most. I read a lot of it and you should too. I typically read 3 or 4 books at once. I skip around with them and oftentimes, I get busy with something else and don't finish them. I guess I have commitment issues.
SOME AUTHORS/WRITERS I DIG:
Neil Gaiman
Pablo Neruda
Sylvia Plath
Anne Sexton
Charles Bukowski
Susanna Kaysen
Kay Redfield Jamison
Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi
Kahlil Gibran
Anais Nin
“Existentialism is about being a saint without God; being your OWN HERO, without all the sanction and support of religion or society.†-Anita Brookner
SOME ADMIRED AND INSPIRED:
Dorothy Canning Miller
Audrey Munson
Clara Bow
Nita Naldi
Maila "Vampira" Nurmi
June Carter Cash
Dorothy Parker
Eleanor Antin
Cindy Sherman
Jenny Holzer
Floria Sigismondi
Dave McKean
David Lynch
Guy Maddin
Tim Burton
Woody Allen
Michael Sowa
John Singer Sargent
Richard Schmid