There is so much to be learned from everyone, no matter who they are. There is never going to be a time when I have too many friends or know too many people. Each and every one is a blessing in their own way.
Another of those not easy to answer questions. Music is a mood thing. Never be caught without the right music for the mood. There is no limit to the music I like.....Louis Armstrong, Floggin Molly, John Denver, Green Day, Michael Buble, Rufus Wainwright, Johnny Clegg (with either Savuka or Juluka), Bob Seger, Supertramp, Queen, Gordon Lightfoot, Sex Pistols, INXS, Duran Duran, Neil Diamond, Annie Lennox, Reba McEntire, Aretha Franklin, James Taylor, Carly Simon, 10,000 Maniacs, The Smiths, Sinead O'Connor, Johnny Cash, Chris Isaak, Cyndi Lauper, Pat Benatar, Barenaked Ladies, They Might Be Giants, Norah Jones, Beatles, Bob Marley, Globus, Buckwheat Zydeco, Eurythmics, Patsy Cline, Daughtry, Mercy Me, Journey, The Beach Boys, Echo and the Bunnymen, Jim Croce, Jimmy Buffet, Muddy Waters....the list is endless.
Wizard of Oz, The Shining, Psycho, Martian Child
I've had my TV on exactly 5 hours since the first of the year.....and all five of those hours were spent watching "Lost".
All of them! Ok, maybe not all. Anything by John Irving, but especially "A Prayer For Owen Meaney" and "The World According To Garp". It is so much easier to say that any book that has words printed in it (with or without pictures) is most definitely worth reading at least once. If it engages your mind for even part of a second, it's a good book.
Liz (she of the Dalai Lama soul stuck in the teenage body)and Noah (who has taught me that no matter how complicated your mind's workings may be, life can go on). I haven't met anyone else yet that qualifies as hero material.