Activities and Titles in CAPS are the favorites of the favorites.
Careers
Air Force Officer - Spec. Ops. Pilot
Air Force Officer - Intel.
Foreign Policy Maker/Diplomat
HUMINT Agent - A bit too dangerous though...
Humanitarian Aid Worker (preferably to the old Soviet Bloc Countries, but anywhere people need help is fine)
News Media Tycoon
Social Studies
Russian Politics/Culture/History
Chinese Influence on Globalization
Politics, Ethics, and Diplomacy in general
Cold War History
WWII History
Military Intelligence (CIA, FBI, KGB, GRU, MI6, etc.)
Religion
Maps
The Arts & Languages
Piano
Trumpet
Russian (I can't wait to learn)
German
READING
Poetry
Drawing
Photography
Movie Making
School
StuCo
HISTORY
Biology
German
Band
Volunteering
Sports
Biking (Mountain and Road)
Golf
Running
Hiking
Mountain Climbing
Marksmanship
Snowboarding
Paintball/Airsoft/Lazertag
Military Stuff
Air Force Special Operations
MC-130 Combat Talon II
Civil Air Patrol
LEADERSHIP & THE CORE VALUES
Vehicle Related Interests
Flying
Driving
Helicopters
Mercedes-Benz Automobiles
BMW Automobiles
Lotus Automobiles
Antique (Pre-War) Ford Cars
DeLorean Cars
Traveling
Fixing & Restoring Cars
Tech. Stuff & Engineering
Robotics
Computer Gaming
PSP Gaming
Game Design
Linux
Mac
eBay
Fixing Computer Stuff
Building & Designing Things
Problem Solving
Google Earth
LEGOs (Old Ones)
Everyday Stuff
Hanging Out/Communicating with Friends
Joking Around
Cooking
I'd like to meet:
Hmmm, LOTS of people... Colin Powell, Winston Churchill, Salvador Dali, M.C. Escher, George Orwell, J.D. Salinger, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Ludwig van Beethoven, Peter the Great, Czar Nicholas II, Vasili Nikitich Mitrokhin, Harry Truman, George Washington, General Erwin Rommel, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Michael Corleone (lol), Wright Brothers, Henry Ford, and anyone else that was (or is) a nice, interesting person.
Music:
Well... I'm working on Chopin's Nocturne Op. 9, No. 1. It's quite challenging, but worth the work. Someday, I really want to learn some of Dvorák's Slavonic Dances for piano. I've just finished the first few pages of Schubert's Impromptu Op. 90, No. 3. It is currently my profile song. One of these days, it would be great to learn some Rachmaninoff too...
Television:
MONK
MacGyver
Walker the Texas Ranger
The Twilight Zone
The Andy Griffith Show
The Brady Bunch
Leave it to Beaver
ER
Band of Brothers
24
Spongebob
CNN News
FOX News
Some Shows on the History Channel
Books:
Military History & Psychology
DEFCON-2
ANIMAL FARM
Catcher in the Rye (not sure what category)
1776
THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES
The Lord of the Flies
American Soldier
Candide
Blackhawk Down
Mystery/Action
Hardy Boy Series
Splinter Cell Books
Bourne Series
Fiction/Fantasy
Lord of the Rings Series
Redwall Series
Harry Potter Series
A Series of Unfortunate Events
Frankenstein
Magazines
Popular Science
LEGO
Air Force Times
Armed Forces Journal
C4ISR
and LOTS more...
Heroes:
My Parents, My Grandpa, My Friends, God, American and Coalition Soldiers, and anyone else who tries to make society a better place...
