My little side business ~"Eat Cake"~ where one can get gourmet awesomeness taken to their door for small dinner parties....and out of this world petite dessert tables for their weddings or big events....
~Some Favorite Links~
www.gymjones.com
www.crossfitkids.com
www.infinityfitness.com
http://www.localharvest.org/farms/M21104
www.lacensebeef.com
www.slowfoodusa.org
www.localharvest.org/food-coops/
www.pottercountypa.org
www.farmsanctuary.org/issues/factoryfarming
God. Like to have a few words with him on a few things that have been troubling me, to include my concept of a smite button and who I think he should use it on......
...i'd like to stand in the vicinity of aaron eckhart maybe someday...
Virulently hate country music. Screamo shit turns me off.
That is my music in a nutshell.
Can quote lines and scenes incessantly.
Boondock Saints is probably top movie, with the scene in the air duct my favorite part.....
Braveheart runs neck to neck.....such a wonderful love story....it truly is.....
Thoroughly enjoyed Bowling for Columbine as well, Michael Moore really gives one food for thought there...
Have no time for TV.
Watch the Simpsons and Scrubs at times, DVR things here and there and never get to watch them...
...enjoy the snarkiness of The Soup on E!...
Own the entire series respectively of Jackass and Trailer Park Boys on DVD.
Love to read.
Can quote sections of my favorite books.
Have a photographic memory, which helps.
State of Fear Michael Crichton
Food Politics Marion Nestle
The Good Earth Pearl S. Buck
The Omnivore's Dilemma Michael Pollan
Animal Farm George Orwell
Fat Land Greg Critser
A Man in Full Tom Wolfe
What Dreams May Come Richard Matheson
Get almost irrationally & stupendously bent out of shape at the atrocities that are wrought upon my favorite books when they are made into movies, so therefore I rarely will watch a movie made of a book I cherish. There are a very few exceptions to this rule of mine, notably:
The Shawshank Redemption &
Stand By Me both by Stephen King
Gone With The Wind by Margaret Mitchell
Matilda by Roald Dahl
Bastard Out of Carolina by Dorothy Allison...
these were done right, somehow.
And...I will read anything by Pat Conroy, Eric Schlosser, Deepak Chopra, Tony Robbins, Thomas Harris, Jodi Picoult, with a unapologetic weakness for Sandra Brown and Jude Devareaux.
Hope and sweetness is needed with all the heavy reading I do and they are wonderful writers as well.
I could spend a month in a library, wandering in a fog, and be extremely irritated with anyone who broke into my zone while I was reading or perusing.
Ask anyone who has a clue about me...
I can read a book in an afternoon if left alone. In a couple of hours depending on its length.
My Mama.