I would like YOUR suggestions. I’d find that interesting for discussion.
There are so many movies over the years.
Ummm, I liked Richard Dreyfus in Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind, somehow, seems I got that wrong.
Jurassic Park with Jeff Goldblum,
A Hologram for the King (Tom Hanks),
The Titanic (Leonardo DeCaprio),
Dave Matthews Band: Dreamgirl
MUSIC
YES,
Van Morrison
Jim Morrison
Dave Grohl
Ace Frehley
Eddie Van Halen
Jimi Hendrix
Sting
To name a few
Bar Rescue (TV), Weather & Sports, Go Cowboys, verbose at times, intelligent, loves music, eclectic in that, resilient, Patient where it counts most, forward thinking, level headed, communicative because it’s about them, follow everyone’s up’s and down’s as we all have them at some point, love people, rock on
I feel like sometimes I have the King’s Ransom, even if can’t show for it
TURN ON'S
Open minds.
People-loving people
Conversant
Shoot from the hip
Positive, Optimistic, forward thinking
Great at handling ‘damage control’ should that happen
Everyone that doesn’t run away from a problem
Problem solvers
Enlightened
Loves Music to the hilt
TURN OFF'S
Self absorbed people
Inconsiderate
Ignoring
bored to death
Sharing gloom, conspiracies
Don’t notice Nature’s beauty
Living in the past
Feel ‘victiimized’ all the time
Smothering and Authoritative
Alcoholic losers trying to run a failing bar
Alex and his grandmother always had a unique bond with each other. He would spend hours with her, listening to his grandmother’s stories of a lifetime. She once told him that she had met his grandfather a long time after graduating from high school. This was also the reason why she was never asked out to go to prom. When the day of Alex’s prom had arrived, his grandmother was so excited for him. She had watched him save money for months so that he could afford a tuxedo and even a limousine. His grandmother eagerly waited to find out who Alex would be taking to the prom. But to her great surprise, he told her that he would be taking her to prom. He told her that every woman deserves to go to prom, no matter if they are 18 or 80.