Broadening my horizons, the 1870's and 1950's, real cowboys, flea markets, photography, journalism, fashion, old objects, observing culture at its highs and lows, politics, train trips, bus rides, long walks, questioning the things that surround me, learning, reading, relaxing, stepping out of my comfort zone, practicing lucid dreaming, cocktails and sunbathing on the roof, debate, eating out, creativity by any means, theater (and theatre), social gatherings with obscure themes, travel, travel, travel, the beach, the mountains, the river and anything that lays between.
I have the best friends already. After-all, they let me follow them around with my camera....
(of me or by me)
But, besides having a good group of friends already, I'd like to meet anyone who has something to say passionately. People who plan on making the world a better place; or a different place; or can think that far and posses plans of some sort. Someone who values education, knows the power, and makes an effort to obtain it everyday. Someone who is creative, thinks creatively, acts creatively, and speaks it. Someone who proof reads e-mails and knows the control keys to use spell check. Writers, revolutionaries, entrepreneurs, artists, musicians, lovers, crazies, hippies, and groupies. Someone who can have a good conversation and who considers whit to be flirty. Someone who can change my mind, reinforce it, or can show me something I've never seen. People who make me laugh and laugh and laugh too hard until my tummy hurts and my eyes water.
If you aren't any one of those, please don't bother....
Old Stuff, New Stuff, Red Stuff, Blue Stuff.
Anything that inspires dance.
"Effortless activity happens in moments of dance...at the highest levels of performance; when it does, it takes everybody's breath away."
--Jon Kabat-Zinn
Sunset Boulevard,
Everything is Illuminated,
Pan's Labyrinth,
A Streetcar Named Desire,
Waking Life,
The Constant Gardner,
The Dreamers,
Little Children,
Sex and Lucia,
Garden State,
The Squid and the Whale,
Lost In Translation,
Crash,
City of God,
Fidel,
The Royal Tenenbaums,
Sabrina,
Before Sunrise,
Very Bad Things,
Pulp Fiction,
Krzysztof Kieslowski's Trois Couleurs,
Proof,
Y Tu Mama Tambien,
The Breakfast Club,
Amalie,
Fight Club,
Reservoir Dogs,
Clockwork Orange,
Born into Brothels,
Mulholland Drive,
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
Constantly expanding.
Deadwood, oh my heart swoons.But I'm living life, I don't have time for T.V.
Where is human nature so weak as in the bookstore?
--Henry Ward Beecher
humph...I can never keep up with this section.
I'm currently taking book suggestions:
A Short History of Nearly Everything
Still Life with Woodpecker
Blink
A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius
Entering the World of Lucid Dreaming
Letters to a Young Poet
The Alchemist
Journey of the Peacful Warrior
Hitchhickers Guide to the Galaxy
Jiterbug Perfume
The Laws of Spirit
From Socrates to Sartre
The Tao of Pooh
Siddhartha
Time, National Geographic, Traveler, Urb, Juxtapose
Poetry by Bukowski and Silverstein
Revolutionaries, struggling artists, nomads, time-travelers.