Being outside is neat. Also, I'm in love with my bike.
Um. I love the exercise but I don't do it nearly enough. Exercise in general, not just on my bike. I get called Hippie a lot, but I like to think I make up for it in my bizzaro love of shoes and clothes. I'm in the process of starting a revolution but it's proving to be way more work than I originally thought. Oh well, I'm sure in the end it will be worth it. I think that's it. Oh yeah, cookings, movie nights and making events where I get to boss people around (not really, but that's the way it turns out, I'm a hostess with an iron fist.)
Who wouldn't I like to meet? Honestly. I'm quite sociable. I'll give everyone a whirl. I'm quite strong, you know.
Man, I hate these categories. Let's do a survey: Who here likes "all kinds of music" or has "totally ecclectic taste"? SCREW THAT!!! I think people learn way more about music by learning who you don't like.However, I don't have a car and spend most of the rest of my radio time listening to NPR so I can't really tell you who I don't like either. Crap. Except the DMB and Gwen Stefani. Losers.Tell you what, I like a good cheesy pop song. I adore Neil Diamond. The Footloose soundtrack is my favorite record ever. One time, my car was broken into and all my CD's were stolen. The first to be replaced? Cher's greatest hits album. I'm not telling you this in an attempt to show you how unique I am. I'm telling you this because someday we might go on a roadtrip and that's what you will be subjected to: liberal rhetoric and "Turn Back Time" over and over and over.
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Television can bite my ass. Television is a sucking, festering wound that is rapidly leeching the health, intelligence and will to live out of the American people. I know this because if I had tv I would never leave the house because I might miss an episode of Laguna Beach.In fact, now that I've discovered youtube, my house is a mess and in all likely hood, am watching it right now and not wearing pants to boot.
Books are weird. People, I believe can be divided into four categories of readers:People who don't read (but they probably say they like to, they just don't have time).People who read fantasy. I just don't get it. I'm sorry.People who read memoirs and biographies, who look down on people who don't read at all. If they have read something other than these, it is probably historical fiction or Guns, Germs and Steel.People who read real books and who see no real distinction between the other three groups.That said, I'm a book snob. Also, Guns, Germs and Steel was really quite good and everyone should read it.
Dude! You love your mom? I love my mom too! Score!