Writing, karaoke, reading, socialising, paranormal stuff. travelling, sunshine, beaches, pubs, being warm and cosy, feeling all squishy (you know the feeling, wearing your 'poorly jumper' and drinking hot chocolate after watching dirty dancing or officer and a gentleman or something), my bestest and funniest mate, josie (aka alfie noakes), bringing my husband's murderers to justice (yes, a bit dark but, hey, no one else is going to do it). Not an obsession though..... honest.
Interesting non conformists, who aren't afraid of everything and anything. Not looking for any romance or anything - but maybe make some friends who have an interest in paranormal and mediumship who can prove to me that loved ones can communicate with us. Failing that, someone to get mashed with. (not really a plonky - just on week-ends!). No, really, just like to chat with interesting, side-splittingly funny folk. (Oh, and anyone who can get me a part in a movie/tv show)- that always goes down well.
Anything no-one else my age seems to like - dire straites, rod stewart, elvis, chaz and dave, nina simone. Love lots of embarrassing silly songs like, Shaddup Ya Face and Banana Splits. More modern stuff I like are James Blunt and David Gray. Loads of different ones really.
Fave films are Rita, Sue and Bob Too, Charlie and the Chocoltale Factory (original version), Oliver, Annie, Grease, Christmas Carol, Bugsy Malone, Chicago - all the old musicals. Blazing Saddles.
M*A*S*H, Friends, Dead Famous, Most Haunted, Jane Goldman Investigates, Peter Cook, Dudley Moore. Laurel & Hardy (I haven't got a big mouth have I, Ollie?) Love Happy Days as well - fabamundo. Used to love Bernard's Watch (how cool would that be). HATE Big Brother, would prefer to chew off my own leg than watch that poo. Like Peter Kay, and Have I Got News for You. Also like Shooting Stars - now that was a funny show. Morecambe and Wise, Tommy Cooper, Frasier, Cheers, Phoenix Nights, League of Gentlemenm when I finally got into it (You're MY wife now).
Too Kill a Mocking Bird by Harper Lee is my favourite book. But then again I love Viz's Rogers Profonosaurus. Just read, Peter Cook's 'Tragically I was an only twin', currently reading, 'Is it just me or is everything shit?' Currently writing my own book which is sure to be a best seller. But unfortunately, 'Friends' and other good shows keep deliberately getting in my way by magically appearing on my telly, just when I am about to do some writing. Also sometimes I am inexplicably carried off to some Karaoke or the like, where there is no-where to plug my computer in.
Oscar Shindler, Wonder Woman. Anyone who has actually got off their lazy ass and wrote a book. Actually, come to think of it - I quite admire that Darius guy. He was ridiculed like Les Dennis after Big Brother or Keith Chegwin after his nude show, but who's laughing now? He's richer than most of us here....mmmm