Sex, drugs and rock 'n roll.Sorry, gotta have that in.Probably sport (golf, cricket, rugby, skiing, tennis, football) and spending time with people. I don't like being alone and quiet. I need excitement and energy all day long.
Myself in 20 years time, to check I didn't screw up my life, and if I did, then have the opportunity to come back and change it.Actually I'de seriously like to meet people who have changed the course of history, from Julies Ceasar to Mother Theresa to Nelson Mandela.Also people who have personally influenced me through my years. Like my History teacher at school, whom I have to thank for thinking laterally and opening up new horizons in what was a very controlled school environment in the dark days of Apartheid.And all those friends I don't get to see very often because we are all scatterd across the globe. And those friends I've lost contact with. And those friends I haven't met yet.Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today - James Dean
Pink Floyd - The Dark side of the Moon; The Eagles - Hotel California; Saron Gas - Fragile; Seether - Disclaimer, Karma and Effect; Coldplay - A Rush of Blood to the Head; Foo Fighters - One by One; Michael Franks - The Art of Tea; Billy Joel - An Innocent Man; The Parlotones - Radio Controlled Robot; Chris De Burgh - Into the Light; Three Days Grace, Robbie Williams, Nirvana, Johnny Cash, Metallica, REM, Seal, Scissor Sisters, Bruce Springsteen, Gwen Stefani, Ray Charles, David Bowie, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Peter Frampton, the glorious 80's (Duran Duran, Human League, Prefab Sprout, Police, Deacon Blue and more), Bob Marley (Judy and Lucinda, hope you see this one day)
I'm not much of a movie fan. I did enjoy Lord of the Rings, Star Wars and Harry Potter though. I guess the movies I have watched that I enjoyed the most are the english ones, in paticular "The Full Monty" and "Four Weddings and a funeral"Oh yeh, and I want to see "The Da Vinci Code"
Ditto, TV doesn't really turn me on. I'de rather live my own reality than watch someone else's. From what I've been told of reality shows, they are particularily bad.I remember enjoying Twin Peaks in the 90's, and the X-Files.
Bill Bryson - A short history of nearly everything; According to the Rolling Stones; Johnny Cash - He walked the thin line; James Michener - The Covenant;
Nelson Mandela - the man who changed the face of South Africa, may God bless him. FW De Klerk - the afrikaans prime minister who had the courage to contemplate releasing Mandela, even acting against the advice of those in his own inner circle My kids - who keep me young every day of my life; thrash me on the cricket field and tennis court, make me laugh till I cry; and make me cry with pride.