 My favorite diaries:
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alviehsu profile - diary |
| comments: clicking on the banner ads sometimes brings up something worth reading. |
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portia12 profile - diary |
| comments: one of my girlies! she's fun, sweet, smart and writes beautifully. |
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oscarpup profile - diary |
| comments: my baby! the only dog in the world with his own online diary... mostly just bragging about how many kitties he scares and how he bosses Mummy around, but still fun. |
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beaupeep profile - diary |
| comments: my first real fan! an intelligent and well-read man with a passion for blogging... finally got his own! |
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traptdaisy profile - diary |
| comments: just browsing through, and came across this one. Well-written, poignant and sad sometimes, also has brighter moments... i'm addicted. |
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davidzrantz profile - diary |
My favorite music: |
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Billy Bragg |
| comments: very direct and overly-socialistic, but you gotta love 'im |
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Tori Amos |
| comments: i wish i could play piano like this chick does |
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Peter Gabriel |
| comments: can't say anything bad about this guy... brilliant songwriter and a true humanitarian |
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Donovan |
| comments: the best thing to come out of the 60's even if his articulation is... well, weird |
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Beatles |
| comments: you gotta love the Beatles! You just gotta! Sgt. Pepper's is their finest, especially Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite. |
My favorite movies: |
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Drop Dead Fred |
| comments: one of the funniest films of the 80's but often overlooked |
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Birdy |
| comments: a strange, sad, compelling film about a guy who wants to be/thinks he is a bird |
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Labyrinth |
| comments: David Bowie surrounded by muppets. Does life get any better than that? |
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The Dark Crystal |
| comments: bizarre and kind of a little too dark for little kids, but a wonderful fantasy |
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Willow |
| comments: the brownies are the best, i like the one with the mouse head for a hat. |
My favorite authors: |
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John Irving |
| comments: Thw World According to Garp is my all-time favourite novel, and i've read several copies into oblivion. |
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Stephen King |
| comments: okay, so it's not great literature, but it is entertaining. |
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Charles Dickens |
| comments: once you get past the language, his stories are wonderful and enthralling. |
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John Steinbeck |
| comments: good if you need a story to really depress you, this guy didn't understand about happy endings. |
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Anne Rice |
| comments: love the vampire novels (except for Armand, that one was whiny) and The Mummy |
