What Animal Would Your Daemon Settle As?
Your WOLF DAEMON shows that you are solitary, ferocious, and often intimidating, but not without your sufficient loyalty and poise. People tend to misunderstand you, but you prefer your own company, anyway.
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Steve Martin.
Wolf Parade; Sufjan Stevens; Blondfire; Big Country; Madeleine Peyroux; Modest Mouse; Magnetic Fields; The Postal Service; Pavement; Merrick; The New Pornographers; Otis Redding; Massive Attack; Matt Pond PA; Magnet & Gemma; Keane; Mogwai; Jump Little Children; Jem; James Blunt; Iron & Wine; Imogen Heap; Fruit Bats; The Flaming Lips; Doves; Devotchka; Death Cab For Cutie; Damien Rice; Cat Power; Beck; Badly Drawn Boy; Brian Eno; Broken Social Scene; Thomas Newman; Carter Burwell; Beck; Belle & Sebastian; Aqualung; Air; Azure Ray; Chocolate Genius; Counting Crows; The Cure; The Smiths; Toad the Wet Sprocket.
"Brick" was fantastic. So was "Thank You For Smoking". sLiTher was hysterically funny (in the right company - by which I mean a large group of friends who are willing to laugh at some borderline sickening things).
I don't watch much television, though I normally end the day with an episode of something entirely escapist bought on DVD.Battlestar Galactica; Arrested Development; The Office (British Version); Firefly; X-Files; Daily Show (back when I had cable); The Amazing Race (my parents love this one). I think my favorite TV picks this year were "Battleground" and "The End of the Whole Mess", both 1-hour shorts (part of the 'Nightmares and Dreamscapes' mini-series)
Recent Readings: Red Light Winter (Adam Rapp); The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay (Michael Chabon); Carter Beats the Devil (Glen David Gold); Shopgirl (Steve Martin); I, Lucifer (Glen Duncan); The Great Divorce, Mere Christianity, The Screwtape Letters, The Problem of Pain (C.S. Lewis); The Complete Works of William Shakespeare; The Muse Asylum (David Czuchlewski); Aesop's Fables; A Song of Ice and Fire (A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast for Crows, by George R.R. Martin); E.E. Cummings Selected Poems (ed. Richard S. Kennedy); The Prophet (Khalil Gibran); Lord Byron Selected Poems; The Waste Land (TS Eliot); Bobby Gould in Hell (David Mamet); Anything by Stephen King.
Father Jim Stack.