Regarding Henry, Last of the Mohicans, I am Sam, The Village, ....

...I mostly watch DVDs. I occasionally watch PBS, which I would gladly support if they'll give me my tax dollars back.

Some favorites are: Bruce Cockburne, Jack Johnson, Mark Heard, Sound Garden, Leo Kottke, Harod and Funck, Counting Crows, local favorite Rob Drabkin, .........

Walk in the Wild by Jon Krakaur
A pilgrim's Regress and Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
What Ever Happened to Penny candy and Are You Liberal, Conservative, or Confused by Rick Maybury
Shattered Visage by Ravi Zacarias
Life At the Bottom and Our Culture, What's Left of It by Theodore Darymple
Maverick by Ricardo Semler
Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller
1984 George Orwell

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Hi I'm George. I'm 33 years old and origionally from New york although I havn't lived there since I was 18. Since then I've lived in New Hampshire, Nebraska, Kansas, Georgia, Vermont, Missouri, and Massachusetts, in no particular order. Rihjt now I live in Morrison, CO with the lovely Katherine Christiansen and a little dog named Gus (the two of them were a package deal). I pay the bills buildomg decks, hoping to transiton into being a profesional musician and running my own record label in the next year or so. Anthony Benedetti (drummer) and I have just finished an EP which you can listen to and purchase at my site tallmanwithguitar.com. We play an ecclectic mix of jazz, blues, funk, folk and rock influenced songs. The songs deal with everything from not wanting to get out of bed in the morning to the meaning of life.

Good wine. Summer evening strolls. Hiking.

The liars and control freaks that are in postions of governmental power. People confusing their opinions with the facts. Stop and go traffic.

Funny how much time we spend looking towards and planning for the future. This can get me feeling a little manic in my efforts to get ahead of the curve on things so that I can just enjoy being in the moment, but we need to keep in mind that the future is a facade.

Tomorrow may not even come and it most certainly won't happen much like we plan it. It is all about perspective and balance. The only certainty is right now, so embrace it, including the part of it that requires planning for the possible future. Most of us will see tomorrow, but what good will it do us if we miss out on truely living it because we're focused on yet another tomorrow.