Anthropology Archeology History Languages/Linguistics Literature Music Plants/Nature Performing Arts Philosophy Psychology/Sociology Politics Religion/Spiritual Visual Arts
I'm interested in people (psychology, athropology, history politics), spirituality (religion, philosophy, nature, health) and creativity (books, art, music.) I'd like to meet creative, spiritual people oriented men and women. I'm a very sensual person and enjoy tasting, hearing, smelling, seeing, and experiencing new, exotic and moving things. I have a spiritual connection to water, rabbits, beautiful things, and music. How do you express your creative/spiritual side?
Books, Music, Art
Ecclectic, Exotic and Somewhat Eccentric. I love to be barefoot. I love to eat good food. I love all things to do with Gypsies, Hippies, actors, artists, writers, musicians. I like to travel. I belive in reincarnation. I'm young at heart.
Joseph Campbell, Anne Rice, Edgar Alan Poe, Emily Dickinson, Charles de Lint, Peirs Anthony, Lewis Caroll, L. Frank Baum, Charles Dickens, Judy Blume, Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, Laura Engles Wilder, C.S. Lewis, Lucy Maude Montgomery, The Transendentalists, Holly Black, JK Rowling, Robert Aspren, Luisa May Alcott, Lloyd Alexander, Roald Dahl, J.M. Barrie, Terry Brooks, Terry Pratchet, Stephen King, T.S. Eliot, Anne Frank, Neil Gaiman, Nathanial Hawthorn, V.C. Andrews, A.A. Milne, Barbara Kingsolver, Anita Diamont, Langston Hughes, Christopher Paul Curtis, Terri McMillan, Alice Walker, Ben Franklin, Dave Barry, Erma Bombeck, Beatrix Potter, David Eddings, S. E. Hinton, Madeleine L'Engle, Lois Lowry, Sonia Levitin, Margaret Mahy, Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman, Caroline B. Cooney, Christopher Pike, Sydney Sheldon, Maurice Sendak, Dr. Seuss, Shel Silverstein, Lemony Snicket, N.E. Bode, Jonathan Swift, James Thurber, Tolkien, P.L. Travers (Mary Poppins), Mark Twain, Chris Van Allsburg, Paul Zindell, Rebecca Wells, Shakespeare, Sue Monk Kidd and many many more!!!!
How do you express your creative/spiritual side?
What area you passionate about?
How comfortable would you be attending a drag show? Or a burlesque show?
The most important thing is that it's something you would enjoy doing if it wasn't a date. Then I think it's best if it has two parts. Part one gives you something to think about and discuss later and doesn't require a lot of interaction. (ie. a movie, a play, a car show, and art exhibit, a museum, a lecture, a concert.) Part two should give you time to talk about part one and get to know each other in a low pressure environment. Dinner, coffee, even a bar if it's quiet. It's also good to ballance out active things with relaxing things.
co-ed naked twister. Isn't it everybodies? But seriously, I like pool, bowling, cardgames, RPG's, dress-up, party-games or table games, even some board games and limited computer games. I do not enjoy video games unless it's Kingdom Hearts or something old school like Burger Time, Donkey Kong, Mario Brothers, Centipede, Pac-Man, Frogger and the like. I enjoy creative things especially.
I like art-house movies- things that make you think and feel. I like drama (again, think and feel) romantic comedies (more than "stupid comedy"), musicals, fantasy (Willow, Labrynth, The Tenth Kingdom), and psychological thrillers. I do not mind being scared but I don't like gore and mindless slasher flicks. I also like classic movies. As for music, I am extremely ecclectic. I like almost every genre- hip hop, rock, oldies, country, big band, swing, latin, dance. Probably the most unusual type of music I like is Jazz- Billie Holliday, Etta James, Peggy Lee. I also like Wizard Rock (you either know or you don't.)
