I have no interests. Frankly, I'm not very interesting.
Smart funny people who also like being outside & trying new things. I'm a creature of habit, but sometimes I like to shake it up. Dear God, I'm so exciting I'm floating on an endorphin high right now.
Toni Price, the Mavericks, Willie Nelson & Johnny Cash (of course), The Strokes, Tegan and Sarah, the Sundays, Jerm Pollet (sometimes)...I'll add more as I think of it. Oh no...Duran Duran, I've been listening to Decade lately. And Daft Punk. It's quite sad, really.
Well Donnie Darko has to be one of them, doesn't it? It's not on my Top Ten but I do like it. CellarDoor is an in joke with me & my friend SparkleMotion, who is the one who got me to sign up for this in the first place. Newer ones: Old School, Better Off Dead, The Jerk. The 40-Year-Old-Virgin. That was funny.Also, I really liked that tribute film to Raiders of the Lost Ark. What a way to spend your adolescence! Do you know about that, the three boys who filmed almost every scene on their own through jr. high & high school & it took them 6 years?Old ones: The Philadelphia Story, Sabrina, I'm No Angel, She Done Him Wrong, Some Like it Hot, Bringing up Baby, Casablanca, Rear Window, The Maltese Falcon, Breakfast at Tiffany's.My favorite place to watch movies was the Alamo Draft House in Austin, Texas. But Central Cinema here in Seattle is pretty good.Favorite Sinus shows: Crossroads, Top Gun, and Dirty Dancing.
I'm not going to tell you. I'm a bit ashamed. I'm supposed to be pretending that I'm too good for TV. The truth is, I used to get a kick out of watching V.I.P. That was the extreme in silliness. Ok, it was only sort of silly. Look at what we're watching now! And by we, I mean me: America's Next Top Model, the Office, & of course Seinfeld. And stuff on PBS.
And I wonder why I have such a hard time getting substantial work done.
Most Jane Austen books: Pride & Prejudice, Sense & Sensibility, Persuasion, Emma. The other two aren't bad, just not my favorites. Evolution of an Evolutionist by Conrad H. Waddington. I really like Gastrulation, edited by C. Stern. And Embryologist by John P. Trinkaus.
Also, of course, The Shape of Life by Rudy Raff, & William Ballard's book on embryology.Classics:Catch-22, Walden, The Great Gatsby, etc.
I don't just read Jane Austen & science, but lately I have't been able to read as much for pleasure as I normally do. Vanity Fair, I like that magazine...and The Smithsonian & National Geographic.
What else? In the Land of Second Chances by George Shaffner. That one is really good.
What do you recommend?
Conrad H. Waddington, Francis Balfour, Bashford Dean, Jane Oppenheimer, Rosalind Franklin, Coco Chanel, Georgia O'Keefe, Gary Freeman, Martin Luther King, Jr., John P. Trinkaus, Hilda Mangold, among others