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music, visual art, afternoon breakfast tacos
you will not own records or music cd's, accept for a few that you are selling soon, or ones that you stole from an ex-boyfriend, or ones that have your friend's handwriting all over it. you won't mind coffee black. you will like downtown, lie to your friends that you don't, but talk your friends in to doing all the parking when the time comes, or else you will ride pegs down there and buy a single slice of pizza with tomatoes, and sprinkle crazy red pepper spice on it. you will not be a bike-taxi driver.
you might own a laptop, or you might own a walkman, or you might be really into shoes that i won't ever understand.. you check in on public radio and tv and podcasts and talk bad about it, but secretly you covet. and you would get mad at me for liking to watch newshours about business and uptrades and quotients and dividends because those are very boring compared to us talking about hanging out with the cat, and shopping for new swimsuits before we go to the pool this weekend.
you will like whispering. you will like singing loud in other people's cars. you will like low wattage lighting or open windows. video games probably bore you. when you are tired from work, you will order pizza for dinner, half the way you really like it, and half with jus' veggies.
you will have gone a few places in the world, it doesn't matter where, and actually been there without something to do. you will want to make trip plans, and you will like train rides.
all of these requirements might be negotiable.
all songs by joan of arc, jim o'rourke, randy newman (um, deal with it), microphones, tokyo (the books), shattered (stones), oh donna (valens), snooks eaglin, pearljam, aretha, chamillionaire, the roots and the ruins (karate), blackstar (radiohead), the scientist (coldplay's only good'un), melancholy (mediums), casket (always already), sub-domestic (constantines), chris browne, both buckley's, mf doom, are rob thomas and hootie cool yet?, everything else that you like