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Date: 10 August 2004 09:32:29
Its 6.20pm and I am waiting for my baked potato to cook (Nostalgic nod to winter dinners in England - Baked tattie liberally doused with Heinz beans (the bacon kind - yum)... Wouldn't normally cook it but have to confess there isn't anything else in the house to eat...)
I "cleaned out" my Media Player today and got to thinking about what I listen to most... Thought you might like a look ...
My current top 10 - but not necessarily listed in order of preference - more like order of remembrance...
1. Sting - Sacred Love
2. Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
3. Darlene Zschech - Kiss of Heaven
4. Nik Kershaw - To Be Frank
5. Nik Kershaw - 15 Minutes
6. Incognito - Positivity
7. Nichole Nordeman - Woven and Spun
8. Silverchair - Diorama
9. Dreamlab - Dreamlab
10. Parachute Band - Glorious
There are others but if I listed them it wouldn't be the top ten now would it???
And so I got to thinking about books I like - Books being another thing that should be on July's list of things I like... (which by the way has not netted a single googler... What's that about????)
Anyway, Authors I like - again, a top ten...
1. Daniel Silva - (Spy Thrillers)
2. Janet Evanovich - (Comic Mysteries)
3. Jennifer Crusie - (Mysterious yet Romatic (and not a little saucy from time to time!))
4. Alexander McCall Smith - (Mysteries with an African flavour (refreshingly different))
5. Kathy Reichs (Scary as (and sometimes fully gross))
6. Elizabeth Enright (Harking back to Childhood - Nostalgic childish adventures)
7. Marion Keyes - (Irish Love, classically funny)
8. Sarah Donati (The full epic novel - drama, lurve, adventure, she's got it all)
9. God - The Bible. (Action, Adventure, Love, Drama, Violence, Death, Life, Religion, Politics)
10. Diana Gabaldon (See Sarah Donati and add whimsy ...)
I could go on... and on... and on...
But I won't
Note to self: Be on the lookout for Wiblog Police lurking around corners hoping to catch bloggers blogging under the influence - must be wary of blogging with a Shiraz in my hand.