if you'd rather be a window, i'll gladly be the frame.
this week:
Christianity, family, friends, music, nature, sports, photography, coffee, tea, fate, dark eyes, art, individuality, cities, tolerance, tight clothes, rain, snow, sun, originality, delayed gratification, reading, learning, spontaneity, sitting in weird positions, self-inflicted insomnia, goosebumps, progressive culture, compassion, board games, scrabble, questioning, the environment, the smell of books, grocery stores, affection, daydreaming, thrift shops, bookstores, hoodies, corduroy pants, not knowing how to spell corduroy without a dictionary, honesty, love, kool-aid, string cheese, being challenged, being naked, driving on wet roads, life, deja vu, diners, people who look homeless, people who don't fit in, being weird, not shaving, brand new socks, adverbs, exploration, open-mindedness, optimism, interesting interest lists, sunflower seeds, sincerity, driving around, hope, spirituality, bread, chinese food, self-expression, self-improvement, imagining what animals say to each other, riding my bike.
i'd love to meet new (or old) interesting (or boring) people (or animals. or plants). please feel free to talk to me (or to your neighbor, classmate, co-worker, local grocer or a stranger on the street. talk to everyone. all the time.)
take me to bonerville
i fall asleep during movies way too often. i like movies that are under 90 minutes long. i am somewhat embarrassed to say that my favorite movie is anchorman so i won't say it. i also liked memento, mulholland drive, airplane, the life of david gale, the science of sleep, eternal sunshine of the spotless mind. 13 going on 30 gives me chills sometimes too.
CHEAP SEATS, the office
currently reading:
like 7 books. i like the thrill of starting a new book but not the effort of finishing it.
i like:
"The Four Loves", "Blue Like Jazz", "Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs", "Self-Made Man", "The Perks of Being a Wallflower", "The Great Divorce", "Mere Christianity", "Catcher in the Rye", "Smashed", "Killing Yourself to Live"