CHANNING TATUM!!!! He's gorgeous.Otherwise, I think I may have found the people I need in my life right now. The ones who create that safe space where, even when things aren't going so smoothly, you know they will again soon.I am an ever-changing being like the ocean (it's a metaphysical Piscean thing), so you have to be interested in figuring me out. Hold my attention with wit and humor, and you have my heart. Listen as much as you talk. Cry as much as you scream. Give what you take. Need and be needed. Care.
Wide range from Bizet's Carmen through Kelly Clarkson's Breakaway. If it is quality, I will hear it. I like it when my friends introduce me to something or someone new. Always classic is my friend Michelle Citrin. Find out for yourself at http://michellecitrin.com/Spinning now: Everything on my MP3 Player especially "Anytime" from Elegies... and "I Am Changing" from Dreamgirls.
I enjoy random movies from cheesy teen fare to foreign indie films. Again, the wonderful people at Netflix.com have given me more to watch...and no this isn't an advertisement. I most recently saw Shortbus. After all the hype about how pornographic it was (an yes there are a lot of scenes of actual sex being had not fake movie sex), I was hoping the content of the story would pull me in more than it did to validate the sex. Eh.
I am now obssessed with two shows this season.... Jericho on CBS and Heroes on NBC. If you have yet to do so, check them both out. I think you can still see the complete first season of both on their respective websites.
Currently reading nothing.... I went through all the books I had. Just finsihed reading Christopher Moore's A Dirty Job. Loved it and now I need tp pick up some more of his stuff. It is amazing. The Color Purple is my all-time, I-can-read-it-a-hundred-times favorite. Give me something new to read!
Grace Bumbry, Todd Duncan, William Warfield & Leontyne Price (successful black opera singers in a traditionally exclusive field), Cleve Jones (founder of The NAMES Project), Howard Francis Whitmore (my father), Mary Ellen Whitmore (my mother... for all her faults and foibles and our conflicts, she made me become who I am)