Artist.
Singer.
Photographer.
Actor.
Designer.
Scholar.
Can and will beat you at darts.
Prefers red wine to white, dark beer to light.
Madly in love with a blue eyed Leo.
Wearing his ring as I type.
yoga, snowboarding, mountain biking, surfing, painting, writing, video games, movies & movie making, hugging Mike Barton, cooking or eating things Vicky has cooked, margaritas (which if you know me, you know IS an activity), singing, dancing, rejoicing, being loud and awesome. And now for some shameless promotion of my art:
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www.bethanybarton.com
Oh.... And travel... (Mike took this in Rome)
Jesus. Van Gogh. Stevie Wonder. In the same room, even.
Now go to www.eyesofthepanther.com and see Me & Mike's movie!!..
Yes, please.
Too much to list. But here are my amazing friends... love them like I do:
My friend Martin Z is talented in more ways than allowable by law. This is his music video of his fab band, The Sounds of Asteroth:
Sometimes April Brown and I sing with Candace Devine. (And laugh and say stupid funny things before and after)
Candace Devine - Live and Acoustic
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Apparently, the key to singing is to never wash your hair (or hairpiece) ever. Ever ever. Damn she good.
Anything and everything directed by Michael Barton. That man is a genius. And so hot too.Christopher Donlon too. Brilliant. And Heather Holty, a gifted mastermind of the camera.Also: Michel Gondry, Spielberg, Terry Gilliam's old stuff, David Fincer did one of my favorites, & Tarantino, which sounds clique so I'll follow that with "I am NOT a Kubrick fan and am prepared to fight you about it" Oh, and I like Christopher Nolan. Batman Begins was great and the new one will likely rule.
Fight Club, Citizen Cane, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Harold & Maude, 12 Monkeys, IronMan (What?! I liked it!)... and you can't help but love Talladega Nights & Ron Burgundy.
Law and Order reigns supreme. The old ones with Jerry Orbach-- because he's pretty much the coolest. It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, How I Met Your Mother (all on DVD b/c we got rid of TV)
C.S. Lewis, Jon Ortberg, Phillip Yancey, Hemingway, ee. cummings, brian andreas, jeffrey gitomer. I like books that speak intelligently about religions and spirituality. As well as collections of mostly boring religious essays.