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Wow, and I thought these questions were reserved for bloggers. I guess that I am more comfortable with the term “envision” as seeing assumes more experience than I’ve had and I don't really identify as either for the same reason.
I envision myself as a switch. Maybe it’s strange but, it is the struggle to take control that really turns me on more than the final gaining of it. On the flip side, my inner control freak is intrigued by being able have someone totally control me. I can’t see myself happy being just a top or just a bottom for long. -
60's folk music and would actually WANT to go with me to see Joan Baez in concert. It's never happened, afraid I've always gone solo.
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Life is so complicated right now I have a hard time seeing that far in the future. Location wise I don't have any plans or real desire to leave Los Angeles, it is really an amazing place and I have never found another that I prefer.
Professionally, I love the company that I work for and hope to be able to eventually retire from it. A handful of people I work with I have known since I was 23 years old, I am 48 now. We are like family, dysfunctional at times, but what family isn't.
Relationship wise, I hope that some important pieces currently missing will be obtained. Therapy helped to identify what they are, now comes the hard work.
Not sure if this answered the question, but that's what I have for now. -
Think spending two weeks in the fall driving through New England enjoying the foliage and stopping off at historical sites. I have a friend in Boston (actually my first lover) who has lived there all her life and would be a great tour guide and is always great company. That would do it, two weeks of beautiful sites and great conversation.
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Good question, I actually don't by the research that says that it takes a fraction of the muscle involvement to smile as it does to frown. My lack of a *natural* smile frequently gives people the impression that I am pissed off. Sometimes this works to my advantage, employees at work tend to take me pretty seriously which makes supervising a bit easier (a little scared is a good thing).
The easy answer is a camera (reminders help) but otherwise, puppies, kittens, and making people laugh. -
I somehow stopped listening to music several years ago, was listening mostly to talk radio on my commute. I have just recently begun to listen to the music of my youth again (can we say mid-life crisis?). That includes Baez, Joan Armatrading, Tracy Chapman, Chris Williamson, Meg Christan, Bee Gees, Elton John, CSNY, Cher. For the most part lyrics are what do it for me.
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