Fun !!! Most anything, most everything- that's actually fun anyway, :-P.
But if I must be specific,(sigh), I'd say the following interest me:
Books- I'll read anything in text and I love the movies.
Traveling- I've been to many places because I want to go everywhere and see pretty much everything.
I want to see the things I have yet to see and those places which I'm drawn to see again.
Nothing's better than hiking. I prefer playing boardgames in lieu of barhopping & although I'm not good at chess, I love it & I can play for hours.
Baking pretty much anything that's not healthy, wine (especially merlot), meditating, fishing, Feng Shui, messing around with my computer hardware and programming.
Love flowers, the park, the ocean, the mountains, anything outdoors (well... except for bees, that is). Art museums and going out to eat with friends.
I like to move around and try living in different areas. New experiences.
Have patience during the pauses, it's worth the wait...
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I love meeting anyone really.
Specifically though, I'm especially interested in those who can see beneath the surface; See within the facade, the overt exterior of the individual.
The Doors, Aerosmith, Grateful Dead, Nina Simone, Nora Jones, Led Zeppelin, Godsmack, Pink Floyd, Coldplay, Lifehouse, the Eagles, Nirvana, Chopin, Eric Clapton, the Cure, Steve Miller Band, Evanescence, Alice in Chains, Metallica, Pearl Jam, Finger Eleven, Foo Fighters, Puddle of Mudd, Three Days Grace, STP, Breaking Benjamin, Tool, Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac, Jack Johnson, Jimmy Buffet, Flyleaf, NiN, Janis, CSN & sometimes Y, Bob Marley, Richard Cheese... too many to list at this point.
And yes, my guilty pleasure is '80's music despite its obvious impediments.
Office Space, Kung Pow, The Crow, The Doors, Evil Dead, Zoolander, Clerks (& its sequels/spin-offs), Highlander, Blade trilogy, Borat, Under the Tuscan Sun, and Shoot 'em Up... just to name a few.
The Office, Psych, Heroes, Supernatural, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, curb your enthusiasm, Smallville, & MythBusters.
My literary world includes a constant infusion of countless arbitrary paperbacks.
But listed below are some of my favorite books
(so far... :-))
The Stand by Stephen King.
The Art of Happiness by The Dalai Lama & Howard C. Cutler M.D.
The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield.
No One Here Gets Out Alive by Jerry Hopkins & Danny Sugerman.
Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor E.Frankl.
Angels Fall by Nora Roberts.
Heroes? Without getting into an existential diatribe on what makes a hero within one's own perspective,
I'll just think about that one and get back to you.