Music, going to rock concerts/out to dinner/to the cinema, nature, animals, travel, reading, internet, drawing and painting, my lovely garden, good vegetarian food, some spiritual, alternative and paranormal stuff, Tai Chi.
I'd like to meet:
Old and new friends, I'm not interested in celebrities, people who don't really have anything to say about themselves or guys who are only interested in getting in touch with nice looking girls.A little WARNING: I am being quite selective about what kind of messages I reply to and who I accept as a MySpace friend, so SERIOUS messages and friend requests ONLY please!!!
Music:
Mostly rock/pop, but also some folk, country and alternative, I just like a lot of different stuff. One of my favourite bands is 'classic rock' band Uriah Heep from the UK, another fave of mine is Polish progressive rock band Riverside. I also like discovering cool new music, for which MySpace of course is a good source. There are some cool bands and artists on my friends list that you might like to check out.
Movies:
Thrillers, action, drama, comedy. I like going to the cinema every now and then, this year sofar I saw Casino Royale, the new James Bond with Daniel Craig doing a nice job playing James Bond; Hot Fuzz, a British comedy about a tough top cop from London who gets transferred to a small town in the countryside where all kinds of bizarre accidents happen, pretty funny and hilarious; Wild Hogs, a funny road movie about four middle aged guys who go on a road trip on their motorbikes; Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, the conclusion (?) of the action-packed and sometimes very hilarious trilogy with Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom.
Television:
Crime Scene Investigation, ER, Strong medicine, Grey's Anatomy, Medium, The Ghost Whisperer, McCloud's Daughters, Judging Amy, America's Next Top Model, Bones, NCIS, Midsomer Murders, The Inspector Lynley Mysteries, just to name a few shows that I like.
Books:
Yes, absolutely, I couldn't live without something to read. Thrillers, novels, history, travel. Authors like for instance Edward Rutherfurd, Ellis Peters, Bill Bryson (very funny!), Ken Follett. Recently I've been reading Rutherford's London (only 1300 pages LOL), a cool mix of fiction and historical and archaeological facts, Labyrinth by Kate Mosse, a thriller set against a historical background, Angels and Demons and The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown, The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon, Never have your dog stuffed and other things I've learned by actor/writer/director Alan Alda (very witty), Who's Crazee Now by former Slade-frontman Noddy Holder, A walk in the woods by Bill Bryson (very funny), one of Michael Jecks' medieval murder mysteries (in Dutch translation), the unauthorised Duran Duran biography Notorious by Steve Malins, Born to be riled by Jeremy Clarkson, Around the world in 80 days, Pole to Pole, Sahara and Himalaya by Michael Palin. And I still have a lot of books on my 'to read' pile!
Heroes:
No one in particular, although on second thought I think that people who do a lot of good work for animal welfare should be mentioned here.
