Writing, reading, dance, bellydance (particularly baladi style), parrots, all things Shakespeare, browsing book stores even when I'm broke, horror, theology, meditating, horsebacking riding (I'm a Texas girl), fishing, wine, traveling everywhere imaginable, teaching/professorship, spirituality, being a cock-eyed optimist, feminism, Middle Eastern studies, board games, not treading on the beliefs of others, researching literature, English grammar and linguistics, French (je parle un peu francais)...I'm not a big party-er, I just like to hang out with cool people and have interesting conversations.
What kind of Belly Dancer are YOU?
You are a more seductive belly dancer. You tease to the point where everyone wants some of you when you're done! You don't do a lot of the traditional belly dancing.. you make up your own. When people see you dance, it's magical - they guys want you and the girls want to be you!
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NIN, Tool, A Perfect Circle, Coldplay, The Shins, Filter, Foo Fighters, Radiohead, BT, Madonna, Anna Nalick, Imogen Heap, Frou Frou, Aimee Mann, Sheryl Crow, Alison Krauss, George Strait, Joni Mitchell, Stevie Nicks, Michelle Lewis, Patti Griffin, bellydance music, Iron and Wine, Death Cab for Cutie, Ani DeFranco, Cary Brothers, Tori Amos, Colin Hay, The Ugly Facade, Syd Matters, disco and oldies, blues, swing, classic rock, music that makes me dance...I have a pretty varied taste
Interview with the Vampire, Practical Magic, Center Stage, Where the Heart Is, White Oleander, Romeo and Juliet (both versions), Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Garden State, Legends of the Fall, A River Runs Through It, When Harry Met Sally, Hard Candy, My Father's Glory, The Family Stone, Last Kiss, The Illusionist, Pan's Labyrinth, The Painted Veil, 300, Children of Men, Lord of the Rings,Lonesome Dove, Steel Magnolias, Beaches, Wit, Sense and Sensibility, Merlin, Down to You, 28 Days Later, lots of other horror films
Sex and the City, Scrubs, The Office, Lost (my new favorite obsession)
I like to read pretty much anything...the classics, contemporary stuff, plays, poetry (definitely more classical poetry than modern). The best way to find good books is to peruse the bargain book section at any book store...cheap, fabulous books are my guilty pleasure :-)
William Shakespeare, Mary Wollstonecraft, Mrs. Wallin (my 4th grade teacher that set me on the writing path), and my father.