Always busy. Work part time for a broker, web stuff and restaurant prep, then have a little restaurant at the Cross Roads open Saturdays, May through December plus a few market events. My husband James and I have a new bakery and cafe and a new outlet during the season at Chautauqua. He runs the baking side of these endeavors, and our daughter helps out too. I've worked a wide variety of quasi-related jobs while perpetually learning.
BOINC, hovercrafts, alternative energy, music, pantheism and lots of other randomly stimulating subjects.
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Lately, I've been listening to Chris Trapper a lot (if you don't know him you should check out his link). Also the Tragically Hip, Bruce Cockburn, Richard Thompson and Emerson, Lake & Palmer.I love lots of different music and used towork around lots of different kinds of bands before driftingaway from it. Miss many of my old friends that have slippedaway over the years and miles.
Way too many to list them all, but The Princess Bride is a sentimental favorite and then most of the Coppola, Tarantino, Rodriguez films etc.
Sci, HistI, the StarTrek shows, network and cable shows.Generally anything that isn't sports or soap operas.
Again too many, but The Hitchhikker's Guide to the Galaxy tops the list because most days I feel like Arthur Dent.
World Visitor MapThat's a tough one. This may be cynical, but everyone I've ever met seems to have secret lives or at least less than altruistic motives so I'm wary of having heroes. Maybe Danger Mouse or Nightcrawler if we're allowed fictional heroes.