I like to live in the moment. I enjoy the all encompassing ability to chill. I love going to concerts/festivals, camping, throwing the frisbee, playin' poker, and a round of golf on a sunny afternoon. Recently, I've been getting into some mild canyoneering in southern Utah. Those slot canyons are really exciting and kinda scary at the same time. Dancing is my favorite release. Cooking tastes good sometimes. The grub is always amazing in the hands of my close friend, Nate. I like mostly to spend time with my enormous family which is growing rapidly. They always seem to ease the tension of life's hardships. My favorite, favorite thing to do is to spend a quiet night in with my incredibly beautiful woman. That time in peaceful retreat is my joie de vivre.
Old friends and chill people. Jerry Garcia.
My musical taste is all over the place. I can appreciate any type of music in the right context. Right now, I prefer good blue grass, some hopped up hip, or a relaxed reggae show. I'm not as much into hair bands, country, or metal but I'm open minded to almost anything. I think a festival atmosphere outdoors is the best forum for a show. I believe the music as well as the crowd chemistry create the mutual vibe for a good time anywhere for any show. Positive Vibrations.
To Kill a Mockingbird(best) and One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, Cinema Paradiso(best foriegn), Dead Poets Society, Cool Hand Luke, Life is Beautiful, Glory, The River Runs Through It, Harold and Maude, Star Wars(4-6), O' Brother Where Art Thou, Say Anything, The Jerk, Quick Change, Office Space, Pulp Fiction, Raising Arizona, Rudy, Slapshot, Napolean Dynamite, Forrest Gump, Dances with Wolves, Requiem for a Dream, Lock Stock and 2 Smoking Barrels, Last of the Mohicans, and I could write these forever. Most recently The Pursuit of Happyness and Casino Royale.
TV is all about the educational programming. In that sense, it can be a resourceful tool in your minds expansive journey. Learning of the vast detail and intricacies that our universe exudes is a positive crux for anyone's perspective. On the other hand, spending mindless time watching other people live their exorbitantly lavish lives is a bogus misuse of time. I think there is programming out there for everyone to learn and benefit from. Old cartoons always seem to make me laugh. The Planet Earth series on Discovery are the best programs I've ever seen.
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish(Dr. Seuss), Goodnight Moon(Brown), The Story of Ferdinand(Leaf), The Giving Tree(Silverstein), Cosmos(Sagan), The River Runs Through It(Maclean), To Kill a Mockingbird(Lee), Where the Red Fern Grows(Rawls), Tuesdays with Morrie(Albom), The Prophet(Gibran), A Brief History of Nearly Everything(Bryson), Into the Wild(Krakauer), Mutant Message from Down Under(Morgan), Power of One(Courtenay), Websters Dictionary(Webster?), The Bible(God?), and The Tao of Pooh(Hoff)
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