fun.
being active: gymnastics , yoga, planches, soccer if I was still tough, hiking, travel, road trips, bike riding, taking the stairs, pointing my toes, dancing, prancing.
being less active: foreign languages espesh German, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian; maps; learning new words; playing with my cats Bob,
Cheech, and Meeka; making my friend Lil' Ice Princess laugh on myspace (mycrap, or "the crapper"); house plants , house pants, soap plants , trees, bamboo, kangaroos, pelicans, overalls, clogs, stripey sweaters, beads, Goorin hats , Labello, Nivea, Legos, blood oranges, Fritos scoops, croissandwiches, crab cakes, prosciutto, challah, churros, carnitas super burritos, fried platanos w/ black beans & crema; TJ's liquor section: Monopolowa , Bushmills , Lambrusco , Schloss Biebrich ; the vaporizer.
being a leery bastard: beards, moustaches, curly hair, afros, redheads , shaved/bald heads, men of color, men of very little color, hapas , Brazilians, Mr. Venezuela competitions, DILFS, hot grayhairs, boys on bikes, speedos, capoeira pants, cute little blokes , tough chicas, pretty ladies in high heels, shelf ass, project booty
rubios, redheads, brunettes, pelinegros, and those w/ gray hair
LORN JAMS, Alicia Keys, Amerie, Andre 3000, Aretha Franklin, Bebel Gilberto, Beck, Bee Gees, Beyoncé, Bossacucanova, almost anything BRAZILIAN, Chaka Khan, Cheb i Sabbah, Cibelle, Da Brat, De La Soul, Deee-Lite, DJ Cheb i Sabbah, Earth Wind n Fire, ELO, Eve, Faith Evans, Fantastischen Vier, Felix da Housecat, Fugees, Grateful Dead, Houston Bernard, Ivy, James Taylor, Jamiroquai, various Jacksons, Joni Mitchell, Lauryn Hill, M.I.A., Madonna, Marcos Valle, Mary J. Blige, Poe, Queen, Radiohead, Sade, Salt-N-Pepa, Steve Miller Band, Turntables on the Hudson, MOViN 99.7, Xavier Naidoo
SHAKES THE CLOWN, Männer Wie Wir, Dazed and Confused, Demolition Man, Total Recall, Midnight Express, Silence of the Lambs, Clueless, The Dark Crystal, The Name of the Rose, Notes on a Scandal
So You Think You Can Dance
Recent reads: Where I Was From by Joan Didion, The Places In Between by Rory Stewart
my moms and pops