Oh Mr. Cat....how did you get my picture?? LOL I WISH!!!!!
I want to answer a couple of these questions before asking a new one....
If I could only listen to one CD for a month....It would be my CD "The Best Of KC and the Sunshine Band" because it is one of my favorites and has such a great, uplifting beat!!!!!
I also love meatloaf!! ( the group AND the food...
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The best book Ive read recently would have to be "Hannibal"
And my favorite thing about summer is just being able to go outside and enjoy the sun and spend time with all my cats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
okay, i think i'll answer a few of these, as there's so many good questions here
If you could listen to only ONE c.d., album, tape, 8 track *G* (insert age telling title here) for a month...what would it be?
hmm... it would either be Paul Simon - Concert in The Park or
anything by Ani Difranco (and) Tori Amos - i can never decide on one
(Those of you who have been here awhile know that my favorite album is MEATLOAF "Bat Out of Hell" (1 & 2)
Darlene - i grew up listening & dancing to that because my parents love
it so much, my favourites by him are : "for crying out loud" "two out of three aint bad" and of course "paradise by the...."
Question: What would you rather be, a bridge tender or a lighthouse keeper?
a lighthouse keeper.
what is the best book you've read lately?
hmm... the book i am still reading which is called A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genuis by Dave Eggers
i'm really enjoying it, i am just putting off finishing it...
Cat-Dependent No More by Jeff Reid
alexnell, is this a real book, and what is it about? is it satirical, humourous?
what is your favorite thing about summer?
hmmm... the smell of the air, the saturday markets, basketball & night swimming, old friends in town, weekend sangria & margaritas
walking along the beach, and fires at night.
Q: What would you consider a romantic evening?
having my entire body massaged, aromatherapy bath, great movies to watch,
good meal, glass of red wine, good conversation, a nice dusk walk through
the neighbourhood... basically the things i am honoured to have with my dearest friends Cameron & Arron already
Tee hee, I hope you enjoy NIN. I would recommend starting out with some of the songs that don't have as much profanity. Try...."We're in This Together" It's one of the songs off the latest (1999) album.
My personal faves usually have the F-word in them a lot *lol*
The longer daylight hours. And a break from school!
Q: What would you consider a romantic evening?
Eww romance. I am not a cushy romantic type of person. I guess having a guy take me on a spontaneous trip up the coast for dinner, even if it's at some burger stand.
OK my turn: Last time you looked at the sky, what did you see in the clouds? If you don't remember then step outside and take a look!
I always see devils and angels. The clouds always looks like cherubim, or angels with trumpets or demons, ALWAYS.
blue--Cat-dependent... is a real book, but it's definitely a satire. Other cat-themed self-help book parodies I'd recommend are: Petted By the Light (parody of Embraced By the Light) and Listening to Catnip (parody of Listening To Prozac).
Thank you very much for your compliment regarding my avatar! Actually, I got tired of the blinking-eye avatar and the male-symbol avatar was meant as a temporary measure until I found one I really liked. But, now that you've said you like it. . . .
Oh, and I'm attaching one for the ladies. Feel free to rip it off!
A. Wow, there are so many baby names out there that I like. We don't have kids yet, but I kind of like Angela for a girl, or anything pretty like that. For a boy....... not to sure!
Q. What was the last movie you saw and did you like it? (I know..... I am original!) We saw Pearl Harbor.
. . . .was Johnny Stecchino [Johnny Toothpick], directed by Roberto Benigni and released in 1992. (I seldom go to the cinema, so my film-viewing takes place at home and is fueled by selections from the public library.)
This film is a send-up of the Sicilian Mafia, with Benigni playing two roles: a tough Mafioso (Johnny Toothpick) who's in hiding after naming names to a reform commission; and an innocent nice-guy type (Dante) who happens to look like the bad guy. Toothpick's wife Maria (Nicoletta Braschi, Benigni's wife) ropes Dante into a scenario wherein he's mistaken for Toothpick, in hopes the enraged Mafiosi will kill Dante and thus free her and Toothpick to live anonymously abroad.
As you might expect, things don't quite work out that way! If you want some good laughs, check out Johnny Stecchino.
I'll pass, as usual, on asking a new question so that others can answer Tigger's.
I think that would have to be any of the Star Trek shows.
As to movies, I saw Shrek the other night. It was "cute", but I'm not quite sure where they got those 4 star reviewers from.......maybe a group of 10 year olds? My kids really liked it.
Yes, I've lost a few special people over the years. Sadly, I was never able to make amends.
In 1994, I lost the friendship of a dear young woman. She simply severed all contact, without any explanation. I tried, for several years, to re-establish contact. But, it was all in vain. I've now given up; and I've chalked it up to life experience. I think she suffered from a personality disorder, which caused her to flee from problem-solving situations. Over the years, she's left numerous people in her wake — all having been good friends one day and then totally cut off the next.
I'm told the late princess, Diana Spencer, was such a person. Well, in the case of my former friend there were mitigating circumstances. She'd been severely traumatized by media ridicule to the point of suicide ideation; and, so she's told others, she decided to sever all contact with the past — no matter the cost to those who still cared about her. While that's all well and good for her in the short run, it the long run it means she'll acquire a list of negative baggage as long as her arm.
There are some folks who just can't comprehend the necessity of fence-mending. They'd rather bad-mouth people and hold grudges the rest of their lives than face the music and resolve the original problem. Oh, well!
Yes, Blue, I lost the love of my life. After 6 years, a relationship with the guy I thought was "the one" ended, and badly too. I had a lot of anger about it for more than a year. I was pretty depressed about it too. Now, a year and a half later, we are the best and closest of friends. Things didn't turn out exactly as I might have hoped or planned, but I am thankful for the friendship that exists between us.