Let's see...there is audio taping, hiking, mystery novels, writing (not that I have time for any of it). I recently bought a digital camera and I'm started to get a kick out of messing around with it.
Anyone who can see through the b.s. I sling and that I can count on (and that redheaded girl on the flight from Detroit). Oh yeah, can't forget...
Getting the most plays these days: Sarah Borges & The Broken Singles, Ryan Adams, The Nightwatchman (Tom Morello), Bruce Springsteen. Hey, John Mooney has a MySpace page now!
Whatcha got? I'll watch anything. I don't like watching full-screen DVDs though.
Rescue Me, Heroes, Countdown with Keith Olbermann...I have little time to watch more than that these days it seems.
I usually keep my eyes open for anything written by George C. Chesbro, Lee Child and Andrew Vachss. I really have to recommend "As Simple As Snow" by Gregory Galloway (hi there). On occasion, I like to collect signed first editions. Along with the forementioned authors, of which I have at least one of their works in my collection, I also have hardcovers by Lawrence Block (I enjoy his 'Burglar' series) and Michael Moore. I've recently been pleasantly surprised by Christopher Moore and look forward to digging around for his earlier works.
Jenny, Col. Bruce Hampton, Harry Houdini, Ray Bourque, Ted Bruschi, Andrew Vachss, Henry David Thoreau, Michael Franti. Add to that list any author that can hold my attention for five minutes these days.