Many. Varied. I love my life, wife (Katyusha), kids (Rachel 27, Johnny 22, Eleonora Milena 6 and Anais Polina 2 and the work I do. Travel, too. My speaking has taken me all around America and to Australia, Canada, China (Taiwan), Costa Rica, Crete, Dubai, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Russia (Moscow, Kazan and Samara), Singapore and Kiev in the Ukraine. Last fall, Katyusha and I (and Ele and Anais) were back to Moscow.
Music
Most, but not all. Favorites are: from the heart folk that's also great music... singer/songwriter stuff that thinks and feels. Fado. International. Russian (the real deals). Really, my list goes on and... Hip hop, rap, dumb country, avant gardé classical, crashing-smashing-glaring rock/punk/heavy mercury...any and all of that leaves me cold and hitting NEXT.
Movies
Numero Uno is Casablanca. Classics. Quality "chick flicks" that make me feel good (the put your arm around her/him stuff). Movies that MOVE me are best: Make me think...make me cry...and, no, please DO NOT scare me! Latest "Netflix" favorites were "Law of Attraction" (fun enough), "The Departed" (excellent movie, direction, acting even with the "bloody" violence), and we just saw "Pan's Labyrinth. Literally, "bloody remarkable"; a fantaistic film and, hard for me to take (the violence, killing, death, blood...), but none-the-less... an honestly magnificent film.
Television
Rarely if ever. Only with my wife (she enjoys the Nanny, and made me suffer through The Bachelor). Never for the kids. And the (can't even remember the name) house makeover thing...I cannot resist seeing the people's appreciation and marveling at how the crew does it's thing. And I've caught a few episodes of "Shark" with James Woods I really liked! His character (and his acting) amazes me. And, begrudgingly, watched a few innings of the Red Socks... happy memories of Fenway Park and more.
Books
Oy, I've a stack of them un-read. And it's building. The latest read-through was Seth Godin's "The Dip". Great! (Thoughtful, clear, clean, valuable and useful--classic "Seth".) We just finished the final Harry Potter, reading aloud to Katyusha every night-- and trying not to think this is the last one. J.K. is one of THE most remarkable story tellers who has ever written. She's simply extraordinary!
Two recent recommends: Tim Ferris' The Four-Hour Work Week and Joe Vitalie and Dr. Hew Len's Ho oponopono journey and philosophy, Zero Limits. Both wonderful in valuable and useful life and work changing "how to" ways.
Heroes
and Sheros. This one's going to take more thought than I've invested for now. So, not ready yet. Coming sooner or (probably) later.
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