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"The common expression is 'I love you.' But instead of 'I love you,' it would be better to say, 'I am love — I am the embodiment of pure love.' Remove the I and you, and you will find that there is only love. It is as if love is imprisoned between the I and you. Remove the I and you, for they are unreal; they are self-imposed walls that don't exist. The gulf between I and you is the ego. When the ego is removed the distance disappears and the I and you also disappear. They merge to become one — and that is love. You lend the I and you their reality. Withdraw your support and they will disappear. Then you will realise, not that 'I love you,' but that 'I am that all-embracing love.'" ~Amma
Collecting guitars and musical instruments that I can barely play, singing loudly and off-key with abandon, Creating, painting,dancing, the Mists that roll off the hills in Orkney, Poetry, DISCWORLD, Fetish, Dancing, BDSM, Chakras, Music, sewing, magic, healing, My Corgis, Van Gogh, Hiroshige, Furniture Design, Frida Kahlo, surrealism, taking photos of doorways and bits of architecture, astrology, seeing beyond the Veil, Karma, Amsterdam in the late Summer, Weirdness of All Sorts, What Makes People Tick, Genealogy, History, Beautiful Minds, Mind control, Absolute Domination, Hypnosis, Linguistics, some good books, RAW VEGAN LIFESTYLE.
People interested in quirky and sometimes intelligent gibberish, like-minded egocentrics, and other oddities.
Pretty boys and girls with slutty mouths...submissive leanings a major plus.
Humans and sub-humans who want to throw off the bounds of karmic repression and leave the lemming-leaping to the shtooopid, frightened schmucks.
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Music from the 20s-60s, smooth jazz, blues, Annette Hanshaw, the tragic, sweet voice of Elis Regina, AMY WINEHOUSE, Ray Charles, Johnny Cash (gasp!), the Balikbayan, JayZ and Beyonce (sexy, sexy), Norah Jones, KARAOKE REVOLUTION from PS2, The Beatles, Ella, Sarah V, Ofrah Haza, Chaim Moshe, Pilita Corales, Prince, Billie Holiday, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, John Lee Hooker, Eminem, old folk ballads, Don McLean, Jim Croce, Don McLean, Janis Joplin, Dinah Shore, Andrews Sisters, anything anything 30s-50s.
Crooners are GOOD.
I also remembered My sick secret love of Scots and Old English songs...I love Tannahill Weavers, especially 'Come Under My Plaidie' and "Are Ye Sleeping, Maggie".
This is an unfair question, as I have a huge databank of music...
...I quite like punk, new wave, etc. Indie stuff/Experimental gets My vote as well.
Hmm... Talking Heads, the Clash, NIN, Velvet Underground, THE KINKS, Billy Idol, Beethoven, Wagner, anything with baroque harpsichord, Vivaldi, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, George Harrison, Blondie, Morgan Ingle, Metallica, (anything heavy on the bass, please, please, please), JUNE CARTER CASH AND THE CARTER FAMILY, Jethro Tull (ooh, baby, gimme some flute), David Bowie (my 8th grade boyfriend used to sing "China Girl" to me), the Cars, Apl from the Black Eyed Peas (PILIPINO! PILIPINO!), Shakira (girl rocks and not just the hips), BLONDIE, My Chemical Romance, Hole... WILL UPDATE AS I REMEMBER..
I've been catching up on movies I've missed lately. Winter in Michigan is good for that ;)
Pan's Labyrinth, Stranger Than Fiction, Napoleon Dynamite/Nacho Libre (Hess), The Pick of Destiny, Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, Wedding Crashers, BORAT, BORAT, BORAT! What Dreams May Come, Being John Malkovich, BEING THERE-Peter Sellers, Little Big Man, The Departed (Scorsese), Brokeback Mountain, Lolita, Room With A View, Y tu mama tambien, Same Time Next Year, Walk the Line, The Holy Grail, Blast to the Past, Indiana Jones, Talladega Nights, Supersize Me, Capote, Some Like It Hot, It (1927, Clara Bow), Star Wars, Little Big Man, Tom Jones, Fanny Hill, My Geisha, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, The Deer Hunter, Chinatown, Casino, Boondock Saints, Gone with the Wind, Spirited Away, Sean of the Dead, The Prince of Central Park, Schindler's List, The Meaning of Life, and others too ecclectic and numerous to list.
If it is entertaining enough to keep My ADHD butt focused for 2 hours, I will watch it.
I *obviously* have a hard time sitting still.I am a bit partial to comedies...'specially dark ones.
THE FAMILY GUY, ALI G, The Dog Whisperer, HGTV, Comedy Central, Adult Swim, BBCAmerica
If it is on Adult Swim/Cartoon Network, I am sooo there. I also love the Daily Show and the Colbert ReportMy absolute FAVORITE TV SHOW: The League of Gentlemen (from the UK)
If you know Royston Vasey, you know Me...Monty Python, too.
also:
Band of Brothers (miniseries)
(Honestly though, I don't watch TV much. I TIVO and forget to even watch what I've recorded. I get My info .., baby)
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The Alchemist (Paolo Coelho), THE STOLEN CHILD-Keith Donohue, Perfume by Patrick Suskind, Glass Castle (Jeanette Walls), Running with Scissors, Angela's Ashes (Frank McCourt), Joseph Delaney books,
anything by Terry Pratchett or Neil Gaiman, (If you notice weird comments by cartoons on this page, they are DISCWORLD characters. I am ADDICTED to that series)
Philip Pullman, SM Stirling, Marlys Millheiser,David Weber (I have a sick madness for time travel books),
Khalil Gibran's THE PROPHET, Lolita by Nabakov, Anais Nin. Lewis Carroll;
good gawd-I dunno-I have THOUSANDS of books that I love.
Poetry: I love Byron's "Fare Thee Well"; DOROTHY PARKER; I love most everything by Robert Burns; Jabberwocky by Lewis Carroll, Dr. Seuss, John Lennon, and my dear, dear friend Jenny Badman's poetry...and my two very favorites: TAM LIN and True Thomas.
Terry Pratchett, Dorothy Parker, Lady Emma Hamilton, Padre Pio, Sally Hemming, Lord Byron, Robbie Burns and his haggis, Cora Pearl, Isla Fisher as Gloria in "The Wedding Crashers", Single Mothers, Annie Sullivan, My Grandmother, Thomas the Rhymer, Johnny and June, Khalil Gibran, Marilyn Monroe, Clara Bow, Wendy from Peter Pan, Ninon de Lenclos, Asherah, Xenobia, Nell Gwynne
Whatever the soul longs for, will be attained by the spirit
Love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation
-Khalil Gibran