hmmmm....finding out how many people in this world experience sleep paralysis
You know what I'm really interested in? The people I see on my train doing the same routine every morning...i always want to know who these extras in my life are, but I never want to speak to them cuz it would spoil the mystery. And if an extra interacts with the star, they're bumped up to feature, and you have to pay them more.
I'd like to meet:
I've met everyone I'd like to have met in my lifetime. I wanted to meet Bill Cosby. Done. He came right up to me one night and we had a conversation. Does it matter that I was working the coatcheck at an event he was speaking at and he came up to me to check his coat and that the conversation was about him tucking his scarf in his sleeve? I met him. That's what counts.
I don't want to meet any more celebrities, i can pick up a magazine and know what kind of toilet paper they use. I'm more interested in meeting eccentric people doing human things. The people who forgot to buy toilet paper, so they're using the nearest rag, even though it's their room-mate's because hey, nobody's going to be taking any pictures and you can rinse it off before he gets home.
Music:
I'm the only person i know who loves Radio. I love all music!!! Well, almost all of it. And if a song comes on that i Don't like, i just change the channel.Check out my friends music group AZ ONE. Hot shit!!!
this is a bit of them performing in Chicago.
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Movies:
My favorite thing to do is to rent an awful movie, by accident of course, but then to watch the whole thing and then to watch the worst parts while listening to the director's commentary. it's hilarious. and it's torture
Television:
i used to think that the stuff you learn from watching an entire episode of a program could be applied to my life. when i was a kid, i'd learn my morals from television. People say entertainment is entertainment, but it's also an imitation of life. And children have a hard time separating real life from fantasy.
Books:
I read so much, i like any book that is well written. I don't really care about the subject matter, if the author can bring me into the world, i'm there. Favorite Authors- H.G.Wells, C.S. Lewis, Anne Rice, and Toni Morrison.books read in 2007- Pursuit of Happiness(because i was pregnant), The Measure of a Man (because i've read a book by Sydney Poitier before and it was great, but this one was not as interesting, it actually made me sad because he has some of the same frustration i have and he hasn't figured it out even at his age).Don Rickles book (i love reading about the lives of performers, but in his tell all of nothing book i didn't find out anything but that he didn't realize that Frank Sinatra pimped him). Lessons in Becoming Myself( a very good book about Ellen Burstyn. I love her spiritual journey, even though she's so into herself. Confessions of an Economic Hitman(politics are new territory for me).A Confederacy of Dunces(gift from a friend). Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH and Racso and the Rats of NIMH ( had a childhood flashback). I started writing this, but i can't remember, oh yeah i re read comic insights(Harris's, but he never gave me my Anne Rice Memnoch book back) I am about to re read the bible. But a friend of mine just gave me a book called, i think, the seven principles of buddhism, which i'm very interested in. I wanna learn how to meditate, to find a still and mellow place without using Jesus Juice. I meant wine, but getting drunk on religion may be an appropriate metaphor.
Heroes:
My hero is definitely my Mom. I don't think that needs explanation.My favorite man in the world is Max Kellerman.My Favorite Comedians are Andy Kaufman, Dave Chappelle, and Billy Burr
