I like to tap dance. Yes, people still do that. I also like to cook things, even if I don't want to eat them.
I don't know, maybe myself in an alternate universe. Oh, and I think Ben Folds. I heard he lives around here.
I love music, but I don't know how to make it. It can be very frustrating, especially if you live with a particularly brilliant musician. I'm currently loving Ben Folds. This man is a genius. I'm trying to convince my husband to stalk him for a co-writing appointment. I love to talk about music and I could go on and on.
If you don't like American Beauty and/or The Big Lebowski we can't hang out. I watched Dead Man Walking recently. I sat on my couch by myself and sobbed. It's way better than church. By the way, I never cry at movies, so this is really saying something. I have odd and varied taste. I prefer slightly independent not quite blockbuster types of movies. I have a strange love for comic book films. Some things can definately be too weird though. I don't get anime. Someone please explain.
CSI re-runs on Spike... Daily Show on the DVR... Food Network... What else is there? Oh, and you should watch Planet Earth. Spectacular. I can't wait for the next season of So You Think You Can Dance. I'm so happy to see dance becoming main stream. Check out the fox dance by Wade Robeson. It's beautiful and Nigel is a dick for not loving it.
From my list over 300 books, I am currently reading The Good Negress by A.J. Verdelle. It's pretty good, but I'd really like to recommend Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card. It's science fiction and has a child hero. It's a light read, but a terrific adventure. You really get drawn in. A student is insisting I read A Child Called It. I'm not in the mood for depressing books right now, but she went and checked it out of the library for me, so I guess I'd better read it. I read constantly. I'm an English teacher. Don't get me started on the importance of books. Also, don't check my grammar too closely. I said I was an English teacher, not an editor.
Gandhi, Luke Dick