Five Things I Have a Passion for:
• American history. For example, I was tickled to discover this fellow. He is the earliest American Easter bunny, painted on a tile as a gift to a child, from approximately 1795. I love this stuff.
• Animal welfare. Cats and dogs are like corks on the water, they go where the waves (or we) send them. That makes us responsible for their health and happiness. I feel this keenly.
• The Beatles. The Lads from Liverpool shaped my world view of just about everything, and I'm eternally grateful.
• The 1960s. The Beatles. Civil Rights. The Kennedys. Motown. The space race. It's the decade that changed everything. I can't get enough of what we now call "mid-century."
• The Cubs. This could be the year!
Five Things I'd Like to Learn Before I Die:
• Spanish
• Organization
• Self discipline
• Technology (I admit I'm having a hard time keeping up)
• Um .... You got me on #5
Five Things I Say A Lot:
• Where are my sunglasses?
• What the fuck?
• Sorry I'm so late.
• Why do they hate us? (In regards to management sticking four of us in a crappy clown car of an office)
• I could, if I was someone else entirely!
Five Books and/or Magazines I Have Read Lately:
• White Collar Girl by Renee Rosen (Novel)
• Talk Show/Brief Encounters by Dick Cavett (Memoirs)
• Cheap Shot by Ace Atkins (Mystery)
• Franklin and Lucy by Joseph Persico (Biography)
• US and People (because I love William, Kate, George and Charlotte)
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• The Way We Were
• Mary Poppins
• Psycho
• Summer Stock
• A Hard Day's Night
I don't recall Summer Stock... it sounds familiar but it might be because it's one I've always meant to watch.
ReplyDeleteThe early bunny picture is totally impressive.
ReplyDeleteI also have a passion for animal welfare. We have to be the voice for those that do not have a voice!
ReplyDeletenice answers.
ReplyDeleteGreat answers. Love the early Easter Bunny! Very interesting that the Beatles shaped your worldview on everything; I'm sad I missed that period in history. Right there with you on animal welfare!
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