Everything new, different or insane. Art, music, music videos, politics, relationships, psychology, history, media, literature, comics, guerilla marketing, food, piercings, body art in general, some sports, yoga, drummers....why are drummers always so hot? Hot boys, pretty pictures of strange things in conservative places, intellect, nature, hiking, trees - I love drawing trees, sleep though I rarely get it, I like lots of stuff and seriously if you wanna know more write to me or ask when you see me.
Suffice it to say that most of the people I want to meet are dead. They died doing what they believe in which is why I want to meet them. It's ironic. Or not.I think it would be amazing to meet someone crazy, and irrepressible and anti-social constraint and fun. Somoeone who does things because they want to - or are driven to, and not because they're told to. Not because they should. I love my friends but other than Sarah most of them are pretty by the book. Growing up and getting all responsible and conforming - whether they admit to it or not. I want someone to help me remember that I don't need to go down that path too. I don't want to grow up - I just want to grow.And as my life is plagued by pc problems day and night, I'd like to meet a techy God who can fix all of my computing woes. Smiles.
I just like music....if you want a comprehensive list check my friends list. Or message me and ask.
The last movie I saw in theatre was probably Serenity, the Joss Weedon Firefly flick. I like the Harry Potter movies. I'm a fantasy/children's lit/sci-fi geek. Adventure stuff, kung fu films form Asia, documentaries of all sorts....I love Solidarity Song.I saw Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind with a friend and disliked it quite a bit and I saw the Clockwork Orange for the first time ever not so long ago. Do I seem like a movie buff to you? (If it redeems me at all I loved Clockwork Orange, but it did take me a quarter century to get to it.)
I don't really watch tv anymore. I used to watch a lot of Buffy and Angel. CSI is engaging when I bother to watch it.
Everyone should read 'Written on the Body' by Jeannette Winterson. It's intensely beautiful, well written and slightly trippy. Plus it will make you realize how horrible a person you are no matter how progressive you claim to be. But it's beautiful so read it anyway and take the medicine.
I'm gonna go with the corny and say my mom, dad, grandma, my best friend Sarah and anyone else in my family who has ever been there for me, for the community or for each other. It really goes a long way toward making the world a better place if you can just be there for each other.