Who doesn't love movies and museums? Good friends and fun times? How about getting lost? Walking and walking until you don't know where you are, and no idea how to get back. Letting your mind go and just moving and taking in your environment. Then, enjoying the experience of asking for directions, hearing others thoughts on how to find the best way home.
I want to meet people who are totally different than me, yet are the same. People with whom I can laugh with/at, hang out, do strange and new things, dream about, drink wine with, go on long walks, see films, maybe even some travel. Good friends here in NYC. Idealists.Also, film lovers, documentary lovers, people lovers.
Jazz, 70's soul, Gospel and much more...
Way too many to list...Here's a few that have inspired and intrigued me:"Hillary and Jackie" "All About My Mother" "City of God" "Lost in Translation" "Rushmore" "The Graduate" "American Beauty" "All the Real Girls" "Talk to Her" "Kill Bill" "Il Postino"
Seems like I get caught watching Movies on TV rather than TV shows...
Just finished reading one of my all-time favorites: "The Agony and The Ecstacy" by Irving Stone. For any of those who makes a life in the arts, this is a must read. Even one of the worlds greatest known artists (michaelangelo) suffered through his work--i n s p i r i n g.
The Maysles Brothers, Paul Galan, My Dad, anyone who has the guts to do thier own thing, no matter what the risk.