I enjoy people watching, claymation, finger puppets, ice cream tongue-sculpting, bobsleding, shredding documents, making hats from aluminum foil (not as often as I used to, due to the whole alzheimers link), nose-picking (not mine), anti-cleaning and imaginary gourmet cooking. I'm real good at that.
I'd like to meet:
I'm here to hook up with old friends and hopefully meet some new ones.
I like funny people. People who understand that every situation has a funny aspect. If you take things to seriously, you just spend way to much time pissed off, or upset or worried. There is no such thing as perfect in this world, so calm your anal-selves down and quit trying to achieve perfection.
Sometimes it's the goof-ups and things you think make you look stupid, that are really the things people love about you.
TELL ME SOMETHING I DON'T KNOW
I need to have some deep conversation soon or my mind will turn to mush.
.. You scored as Judge, You are a Judge Empath, one who is a "truthsayer". You can tell truth from lies, good from evil. You do not tolerate wrong doing. You are a defender of the good and the innocent. You are kind and merciful but do not play foolish games. (from "The Book of Storms" by Jad Alexander at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Empaths/)
Judge
95%
Traveler
80%
Healer
80%
Artist
80%
Fallen Angel
70%
Universal
70%
Shaman
65%
Precog
50%
What Kind of Empath Are You?
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Music:
I like whatever you like.
No, just kidding.
(No really...I like whatever you like)
Movies:
FAVORITE MOVIE QUOTE:
"The photograph shows only the reality. The painting shows not only the reality, but the dream behind it. It's our dreams, doctor, that carry us on. They separate us from the beasts. I wouldn't want to go on living if I thought it was all just eating, and sleeping, and taking my clothes off, I mean putting them on... "
Television:
Anything Alien, Biological, Medical, Chemical or Biblical, or starring Terry O'Quinn.
LOST.
Books:
I just finished Just Like Daddy - well actually I read it at least 2 times a day. Then there is also the Big Book of Trucks and that stupid little one with the pigeon on the front where he talks about all the things that go (bus, train, airplane etc). Yeah, that one always moves me to tears.
Heroes:
My mother for fighting when it was time to fight and teaching me what love is. For molding me into a thinking woman with SISU and attitude. And for keeping me on the straight and narrow with the simple reminder "Remember who you are" as I walked out the door.
My grandmother for never wasting away, even at 92. Living life with a highball in one hand and semi-tacky, but otherwise enjoyable book, in the other, until she simply was no more. And for always telling it like it was and never comprimising.
