PAINTINGPHOTOGRAPHYFISHINGDRAWINGthe staticREADING
(Check out the group in here -Fiction Files- for great discussions on books and book related subjects :)FOSSILS & ROCKS
wild animals who would like to have their picture taken :)Happy outgoing fellows who laugh and have something interesting to say.
(Favorite sounds are: Steel Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Mandolin & Harmonizing Voices)Rolling Stones-Waitin on a FriendCSN&Y-Southern Cross/Helplessly HopingFrank Sinatra-Fly Me To The MoonLouis Prima-Bring Forth The Light Beatles-Abby Road AlbumEaglesColdplayPaul Simon(&Art)-Graceland/Scarborough FairBlues Traveler-Four AlbumDean MartinCab CallowayDjango ReinhardtLionel Ritchie Johnny Mathis Gypsy Guitar Beastie Boys-Hello Nasty Moody Blues Three Dog Night-Never Been To Spain Elvis-Little Less Conversation Doobie Brothers-Minute by Minute Moby FatBoySlim-Weapon of Choice Michael McDonald-What a Fool BelievesJohn Denver-Some Days Are Diamonds America-America album/HorseWithNoName/VenturaHighway Steely Dan-Pretzel Logic Chevelle Led Zeppelin-Going to California Pearl Jam-Yellow Ledbetter New OrderWillie Nelson-Red Headed Stranger Album Eddie Arnold-Cattle Call/Make the World Go Away Chicago Peter Gabriel-Red Rain/Your Eyes Duran Duran Louis Armstrong-Hello Dolly Marty Robbins-ElPaso/Cool Water Waylon Jennings-Ramblin'Man Johnny Cash Sting- Thousand Years Enya Fleetwood Mac-The Dance Album/SilverSprings Cracker-EuroTrashGirl James Taylor-Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight Alice-In-Chains-Don't Follow Foo Fighters-Everlong Eric ClaptonCream-I Feel Free Townes Van Zandt-If I Needed You Chris Cornell's voice :) Best songs to sing to- Blue Bayou/L.R. Carry On/Kansas Lonestar/Norah Jones The sound of the piano. I have an old (1890) upright that I play. Piano players! Classical, Norah Jones, Elton John, Billy Joel, Harry Connick Jr., Alecia Keys, (80s pop)
shows on~ History Science Archaeology Architecture Animals Nature Interior Design Art
All About Lulu/Jonathan EvisonWelcome Avenue/Jonathan EvisonPoint West/Jonathan EvisonThe Ray of Hope Foundation/Jonathan EvisonThe Call of the Mild/Jeff Friend
Clock/Nick Hemsley
Dear Zoe/Philip BeardPure Drivel/Steve Martin :)
Siddhartha/Hermann HesseThe Picture of Dorian Gray/Oscar Wilde
Pale Fire/NabokovOf Mice and Men/John SteinbeckMetamorphosis & Other Stories/Franz KafkaLolita/V. NabokovWhere Angels Fear to Tread/E.M.ForsterAnimal Farm/George OrwellThe Lovely Bones/Alice Sebold
The most Beautiful Girl in town and other
stories/Charles Bukowski
Great Expectations/Charles Dickens
The Bridges of Madison County/Robert James WallerThe Winter of Our Discontent/John SteinbeckI Am Dracula/D.Andersen
The Jewel of Seven Stars/Bram StokerWatership Down/Richard Adams
Catcher In The Rye/J.D. Salinger
The Crucible/Arthur Miller
The Two Towers & Return of the King/J.R.R.T. and Dorrie and the Blue Witch/Patricia Coombs (favorite book from childhood)
Usually it's factual stuff I am reading like National Geographic and Archaeology Today. I have always been interested in history and science. Books on Anthropology... Egyptians, The Celts, Romans... most world history. I also like coffee table books... the pictures! I read the dictionary... because I REALLY need to.