I'm more interested in Classic Rocky than Classic Rock.
My favorite animal is the fox.
I like laughing more than almost anything else. And if my stomach hurts after, I know it was true.
sleeping reading musicing eating dancing movieing laughing distracting toasting stumbling showering listening talking whispering tasting immersing walking riding driving hiking roxying slumberpartying suzanneing cookshowing televisioning handstanding...
Honesty
*WHAT I'M PLAYING OUT FOR MYSELF THIS WEEK: Hot Chip - Wrestling (some artists) JRG, Everest*, Star Hill Academy, Elliott Smith, Bat For Lashes, Magnetic Fields, Devendra Banhart, Laura Jansen, Aretha Franklin, Buddy Holly, The Beach Boys, The Beatles, Eels, Irving, Morphine, Magnet, Jeff Tweedy, Jeff Buckley, Wilco, The Libertines, Razorlight, Grandaddy, Earlimart, Audrye Sessions, The Flaming Lips, Elbow, The Gossip, Dylan, Springsteen, Supergrass, Bright Eyes, Weezer, Spoon, IZ, Queen, Aerosmith, GNR, JBJ - you, yeah you, you know what I'm talkin' bout. (Plus there are too many to name!)
(some songs) Bullet and a Target, Sunbeam Smile, The Book Of Right-on, Picky Bastard, Brighter Than Sunshine, Fall Fall Fall, Stumble and Fall, Crazy (the PC one) In Spite of Me, The Theme From Blinking Lights, Poison Letter, Radio Cures, Broke the Furniture, Now It's On, Pearl, First Day of My Life, Last Goodbye, Knockin' on Heaven's Door, Do You Believe in Rapture?, Or.
Recently:I really need to go to the movies.
Always:The Jerk, Raising Arizona, A Thin Red Line, Stand By Me, American Psycho, Bottle Rocket, The Big Lebowski. Pretty much all low-brow commedies, in fact, I like most of the movies I see. It would be easier to name ones I don't like!
Dexter. If you haven't, do it.
Why didn't ANYONE tell me about this show... Lost?
Currently:
National Geographic's World Almanac
Recently:
History's Greatest Untold Stories: Joseph Cummings
The Old Man and The Sea by Ernest Hemingway
"The Book of Lost Things" John Connolly
"Jesus Land" Julia Scheeres
"The Kite Runner" Khaled Hosseini
"A Man Without a Country" Kurt Vonnegut
"The Sunflower" Simon Wiesenthal
"Slaughterhouse Five" Kurt Vonnegut
"The Magic Bottle" Camille Rose Garcia and Monte Beauchamp
The Agony and the Ecstasy (no it's not a smutty romance novel it's about Michelangelo
"Magical Thinking" Augusten Burroughs
"The Red Tent" by Anita Diamant
"Gathering Blue" by Lois Lowry
"The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Night-Time" by Mark Haddon
"The Devil Wears Prada" by Lauren Weisberger
"Blindness" by Jose Saramago
"Haunted" by Chuck Palahniuk
"Beasts of No Nation" by Uzodinma Iweala
And Always:
"The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho
and may I proudly present an addition... "A Man Without a Country" Kurt Vonnegut
Heidi and Joel. The two most creatively motivated people I know.
My Pops and Moms... They are rad. They can still hit the slopes and sing a tune. They have fun. They are fun. They are smart. They are awesome.