The Christmas season, NASCAR, and cooking. I love the Food Network and experimenting with recipies and techniques seen on the various shows. I had even considered opening a party center/catering business until the economy went flat a few years back.
I'd like to meet:
Nobody in particular and anybody that wants to participate in entertaining and enjoyable conversation.
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Music:
Christmas music of course! Martina McBride's "White Christmas" album is out of this world. Other than that mostly Country; Alan Jackson, Josh Turner, Montgomery Gentry, Willie, Alysson Krause, Randy Travis, etc...(I am a WGAR loyal listener) Some classic rock and pop; CCR, Chicago, Led Zepplin, Phil Collins, Billy Joel, Bonnie Rait, John Mellancamp, Sheryl Crow.
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Movies:
Animal House is the greatest movie ever made! I know some elves like that! Movies should be entertaining and have no social redeeming value. Action movies, comedies, and epics are worth watching. Most Bruce Willis movies are good.
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Television:
I am a television junkie. Good television, bad television, and anywhere in between is okay with me. Well maybe not soap operas or daytime talk shows. As mentioned earlier, the Food Network is my favorite. My family and I actually are in some footage of the Boston episode of Rachel Ray's Tasty Travels series.
Books:
Do not take time to read more than the newspaper these days.
Heroes:
Rudolph for guiding my sleigh that foggy night. And the everyday working Joe (or Josephine) that puts his (or her) 40 hours a week in, pays their taxes, buys American when they can, and keeps this country moving. Fame alone (sports stars, movie stars, singers, etc.) does not make you a hero.
