I love the outdoors...hiking, camping, etc...just being out there somehow. I like to play most sports, especially golf (I've been playing since I was 11), but also softball, basketball, tennis, volleyball, biking, frisbee, etc. Also love the bar games . . . darts, pool, horse-shoes. I enjoy photography. I love music of all kinds. I like to hit the beach at least a few times during the Summer. I also like to get into the cities every now and then too...NYC especially, but also Philly and Boston... GOOD TIMES are ALWAYS had !!!! I like to travel...although I haven't been doing near enough of that over the last several years until just very recently again. I have a huge circle of awesome friends and family...and will go out of my way to spend as much time with all of them as much as possible.
I REALLY could go on and on here. I'm basically all over the map . . . it all depends on my mood . . . classic rock, progressive rock, mainstream pop, reggae, funk, 80's music, some rap, some hip-hop, some punk, some harder stuff, alternative, some newer country, new age, some blues and on and on. I also like the way that different genres of music are sampling off of each other these days and how people are creatively making two VERY different styles of music work well together.
Dances with Wolves, Top Gun, Tin Cup, The Big Chill, Caddyshack, Life as a House, American History X, Oceans 11, Almost Famous, The Godfather off the top of my head. I'll add more as I think of them.
The Sopranos (when I have HBO), football (NFL more than college ball . . . GO EAGLES !!!!), playoff sports of any kind really (accept maybe hockey), golf, MTV/VH-1, reality TV (as much as I HATE to admit that), Weather Channel, Sports Center
I really don't like to read, although I REALLY wish that I did. I either fall asleep after reading about a half a page /OR/ my mind keeps wandering off and I never retain anything that I read. For some reason, the ONE book that stands out from my youth as a book that I liked is "Animal Farm" by George Orwell . . . and maybe "Galapagos" by Kurt Vonnegut.