June 14, 2009. Front row; my brother Ron, Aunt Betty, cousin Debbie
Back row; cousins Karen, Kathleen, Bette, me, Jeannie and Peggy
May 2009. Me and Pete, my best friend since 1971.
1964 Family Portrait; Me, Mom, Janice, Ronnie, Dad.
Friends are the family you make for yourself.
Front: Linda & Everette. Middle: Pete.
Back: Me & Kate, May 2009
Jack, Jeannie, Mark, Brian, Lance, Art.
Music
Laura Nyro 1947-1997
Joni Mitchell
Elton John
Carly Simon
Boz Scaggs
Linda Ronstadt
James Taylor
Cat Stevens
Movies
The Colonial Theater, Phoenixville PA, home of "The Blob"
I Love Hollywood's Golden Era
My Favorite Classic Actors
My Favorite Classic Actresses
Classic Film Noir
The Modern Era
My Favorite Actors
Sean Penn
Mark Ruffalo
Viggo Mortensen
Kevin Costner
Jack Nicholson
My Favorite Actresses
Julianne Moore
Cate Blanchett
Diane Keaton
Meryl Streep
Susan Sarandon
Movie Heartthrobs of My Youth
Warren Beatty
Robert Redford
Harrison Ford
Richard Gere
I Love These Movies
The Big Chill
Field of Dreams
American Beauty
The Hours
Brokeback Mountain
Television
My All-Time Favorite TV Show, DARK SHADOWS 1966-1971.
DARK SHADOWS, Episode 1: Joan Bennett as Elizabeth Collins Stoddard.
The Werewolf and The Vampire, Barnabas Collins.
The Great Estate of Collinwood
I Love Lucy
My childhood crush; Guy Williams (1924-1989), star of ZORRO and LOST IN SPACE.
Rod Serling (1924-1975), creator, writer and host of THE TWILIGHT ZONE.
The cast of PEYTON PLACE
Looney Tunes
Louise Lasser in MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN
Scott Bakula of QUANTUM LEAP
I can watch them over and over again.....
The Mary Tyler Moore Show
The Golden Girls
Friends
Seinfeld
Will & Grace
Books
Favorite authors include Elizabeth Berg, Chris Bojalian, Louise Erdrich, Alice Hoffman, Alice McDermott, Sue Miller, Stewart O'Nan, Ann Patchett, Tom Perotta, Anna Quindlen, Richard Russo, Anita Shreve and Anne Tyler, among others.
Currently reading CAGE OF STARS by Jacquelyn Mitchard.
My favorite comic strip: Mutts by Patrick McDonnell.
My name is Harold. I'm 50 years old, single, and living in the suburbs of Philadelphia with my brother and our 4 cats. I work as a group home supervisor for the developmentally disabled where I supervise the health, well being and daily living activities of 10 mentally retarded adults. I have two great families; my biological family, and my family of friends. I love music, singer/songwriters, movies, Classic Hollywood, great actresses, reading, singing and karaoke, traveling and visiting world cities, camping, especially chilly nights around the campfire, big shade trees and bird songs, pistachios, roller coasters and amusement parks, mexican and chinese food, and being lazy.
My good friend...I hope you have a great holiday. I wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and the best in the new year. Thanks for your friendship.
In a touching ending and the film's most famous scene, while holding his daughter Zuzu in his arms, George glances down at the pile of money. His eye catches what is buried on the pile - Clarence's copy of Tom Sawyer left for him as a gift. Zuzu opens it and they find an inscription written in it: It's A Wonderful Life-Where Are You Christmas?
Have a Wonderful Life!! Love & Blessings KittyRose
War hero Dennis Morgan becomes the object of a publicity stunt staged by magazine publisher Sidney Greenstreet. The corpulent print mogul announces that Morgan has won a Christmas dinner, to be prepared by the magazine’s housekeeping expert Barbara Stanwyck in her own Connecticut home. The catch: Not only does Stanwyck not have a home in Connecticut, but she’s never been in a kitchen in her life! She also doesn’t have a husband (as her articles claim), so Stanwyck’s erstwhile beau Reginald Gardiner is pressed into service as the hubby. As for the cooking, that will be handled by master chef S. Z. “Cuddles” Sakall. This solves everything, right? Wishing you a week filled with wonderful surprises. Love & Blessings KittyRose
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