A few things I like: alphabetizing, board games, being a dragstar, change, chatting with Jodi Bon Jodi on IM at 2am, dancing in my undies (for an audience or just for the mirror), drag kings + queens, etsy, feathers + fluff, femmes, geeks, genderf*ck (and genderf*ckers), glitter, hanging out with Mr Poppins and my dysfunctional family of friends, hot-gluing stuff to stuff (read: craftiness), impudent strumpets (one of my favorite phrases), journaling (because someday someone might want to read every. last. detail of my existence), kittens (mine, specifically), knitting, laughing (a lot), lipstick (MAC, red), long rambling conversations, making collage art, making neat things happen, making messes, museums (of pretty much anything), musicals, Newsies, nighttime, opening things (like presents), playing hooky from work, queers, reading pretty much anything and everything, sex radicals, shopping in thrift stores, show tunes, singing (loudly), theater, Tiff's Treats cookies (still hot and I didn't have to make 'em), underdogs, validation, wit, eXes who remain friends, Z... does napping count for Z?
Drag kings, drag queens, genderbenders of all persuasions, femmes, butches, queers, transfolk and allies, artists, musicians, performers, people who want to take me out to dinner, drag fans, fellow geeks + nerds + bookworms, knitters, crafty ladies and gents, rabble-rousers, troublemakers, chubsters, people who want to give me presents.
Lots and lots
Lots and lots
Heroes, Desperate Housewives, The Office. Really, I can get hooked on anything I can find on Netflix.
Longstanding love affair with Colette - The Claudine Novels, Cheri, Gigi, The Pure and the Impure. I've read all of those at least a dozen times, and you really should too. You'll fall in love. Also Edith Wharton. Jane Austen. Anais Nin.But I also like: Kurt Vonnegut (hold over from high school faves), David Sedaris, Nick Hornby, Julia Alvarez, Paul Auster, David Mamet, Don DeLillo, Hanif Kureishi, really, too many to keep listing. Shakespeare. You know.Recently: loved Ariel Gore's The Traveling Death and Resurrection Show.And I'm a slut for non-fiction - as in, I'll read pretty much anything related to cultural studies, feminist thought, or sexuality.