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  • The National Initiative…

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    2 years ago
  • Lumonics Light Museum

    So good to hear from you, Erin!!




    Photograph of Langston Hughes, 1939, by Carl Van Vechten
    Langston Hughes (February 1, 1902 – May 22, 1967)





    3 years ago
  • Karin Harder

    ...oooO..............

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    .............(_/.......♫

    ♫.....Leaving ......

    .......Tiny .......♫

    ♫.......Fairy.........

    .....Footprints.....♥

    3 years ago
  • Lumonics Light Museum

    It's summertime, Erin...may the living be easy ~




    Janis Joplin – “Summertime” (Live Gröna Lund 1969)

    3 years ago
  • Lidija Markovska

    Have a nice evening dear friend....hugs...Lidija

    pearls Pictures, Images and Photos

    4 years ago
  • Gregory Heath

    Thanks for becoming a friend of 'The Entire Animal'!

    All best wishes from the UK,

    Gregory Heath.

    4 years ago
  • Karin Harder

    A happy new year, Erin:) I hope this year will be magically wonderful for you with lots of happy events and not so much reason for being angry;)
    love
    Sunny

    4 years ago
  • Lo

    Happy New Year!!!

    Hope you are doing well, haven't heard from you in a long time.

    Did you have a happy Chanukah? Hope so.

    much love,
    Lo

    4 years ago
  • Lumonics Light Museum

    We hart you, Erin ♥!




    Chet Baker - "My Funny Valentine"
    (December 23, 1929 - May 13, 1988)

    happy holidays!

    4 years ago
  • Lumonics Light Museum

    Stopping by to share a few birthdays today, Erin...
    Forever Twain shall meet Churchill and Hoffman










    Mark Twain
    born Nov. 30, 1835

    Winston Churchill
    born Nov. 30, 1874

    Abbie Hoffman
    November 30, 1936

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Interests

  • General

    Anything in the realm of arts and ideas is generally up my street. Degrees are in theatre, English and philosophy.

  • Music

    Seriously Retro music (old blues, Noel Coward, Cole Porter) has dominated my listening lately, since I'm writing a book with a World War II backstory. The hard rock of my youth remains close to my heart but -- with apologies to the many new music experts here -- I haven't kept up with recent developments. Your recommendations will be welcome.

  • Movies

    All-time faves include "The Americanization of Emily" (maybe the best anti-war film ever); "Chaplin" (for Downey's breathtaking performance); "Reds" (a masterwork made intensely rich by the "witness" material); "White Mischief" (delightfully perverse); and "Gone with the Wind" (well, I'm a Southern girl).

  • Television

    C-Span runs about the only channels one can trust nowadays, given so much Shrubite meddling with PBS.

  • Books

    My "desert island" book would be the collected Shakespeare; no one has ever matched the musicality of his language. However, I wouldn't be very happy as a castaway, having traveled the world with about two tons of books -- heaviest on such English novelists as Iris Murdoch, Penelope Lively, Lawrence Durrell, Anthony Burgess and Don Thomas. For poetry, some rather sturdier American writers appeal: Whitman and Sandburg, of course; those powerful gals Plath, Sexton, Levertov and Wakowski; and many others including Stevens, Roethke and Patchen. Favorite playwrights, apart from Shakespeare, are Tennessee Williams, Tom Stoppard and my good friend in Denver, Edd Wells. In the non-fiction arena, I'm enchanted by Roberto Calasso's retelling of myths and Curzio Malaparte's masterworks of WWII journalism.

  • Heroes

    There aren't many around to admire these days, are there? That said, I do confess glimmerings of pride in Cindy Sheehan and Salman Rushdie, both of whom have had the courage to stand against self-righteous tyrants. Our culture's present worship of "celebrities" makes me gag.

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About me:

Since arriving here, at my cousin's repeated urging, I've made this my spot for taking a philosophical/political slant. In other realms, I write seriously (and at times not *that* seriously), alongside "day jobs" as a marketing consultant and antique jewelry dealer. All this is covered at my main glitzqueen website. If you go there, I particularly refer you to the literary index for poetry, fiction and a play.

Who I'd like to meet:

Any friend of my talented and good-hearted cousin -- represented at myspace/cottonmouthtexas and myspace/Liles -- is likely to be a friend of mine. We're both into the arts and progressive politics (to such an extent that few other family members could stand us, until they finally came around, too). I led the way as a hippie chick in the days when freedom was a way of life, not an exhortation to war. Jeffrey's a bit younger, but far outdoing me in outrageousness. Bravo, Him. People I *wouldn't* like to meet include any remaining defenders of Shrub and His Thugs and/or those in the throes of fundamentalist religiosity.

Details

  • Status: Divorced
  • Here for: Networking, Dating, Serious Relationships, Friends
  • Orientation: Straight
  • Body type: 5' 6" / Slim / Slender
  • Ethnicity: White / Caucasian
  • Zodiac Sign: Leo
  • Children: Proud parent
  • Smoke / Drink: Yes / Yes
  • Education: Grad / professional school
  • Occupation: Writer/Editor, Marketing Consultant, Jewelry Maven

Companies

  • Katherine Harris Communications

    • Ad/PR/Marketing Consultancy, Variously based, Europe & US
    • Principal
    Since 1977

  • GlitzQueen History & Art to Wear

    • Online Sales, International & US
    Since 2001

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