knitting, spinning, reading, writing, music, my daughter, my husband, my friends, organizing, art, South Indian food, perfect editing, traveling, getting a little eensy bit richer (or a lot would be OK too)
Music
radio 1190. and lots of stuff. newest = hot iqs, tarantella, denver mix, sufjan stevens xmas albums. in the usual playlist = devotchka, pj harvey, jens lekman, tricky, einstuerzende neubauten, sixteen horsepower, bob dylan, beth orton, white stripes, interpol, the ex, bright eyes, the cure, the smiths, the mountain goats, john denver, sleater-kinney, gogol bordello, lou reed, billy bragg, wolf parade, clap your hands say yeah, arcade fire, modest mouse, led zeppelin, pablo casals, the fall, james, bauhaus, franz ferdinand, cowboy junkies, joni mitchell, the the, quixotic, jesus and mary chain, smashing pumpkins, violent femmes, lucinda williams, talking heads, faithless, dead can dance, specials, soul coughing, sonic youth, iggy pop, of montreal, wilco, cibo matto, buffalo daughter, ani difranco, lily allen, matson jones, robyn hitchcock. stuff like that.
Movies
most recent = The Waterhorse, Evan Almighty, Enchanted. Yep, the kid's been off on Christmas break. Also = Superbad, Juno, Gangs of New York.
Television
The Office, What Not To Wear, America's Most Smartest Model, PBS, Animal Planet
Books
- too many and yet not enough. currently: 'sons and other flammable objects', 'the last report on the miracles at little no horse' by louise erdrich. latest: 'love for lydia.' recent loves = 'the known world' (edward p. jones), 'gilead' (robinson), 'extremely loud and incredibly close' (foer), 'caramelo' (cisneros), 'desperate characters' (fox), "batorsag and szerelem" (canin), 'the sea, the sea' (murdoch) keep meaning to read: a book by maxine hong kingston whose title i can't remember; crime & punishment; denis johnson. These books changed my life, in no particular order: Toni Morrison, especially Beloved. Especially also Jazz and Song of Solomon. Gabriel Garcia Marquez, absolutely. Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina. J.D. Salinger, Catcher in the Rye, Franny & Zooey (rinse and repeat). Ernest Hemingway, everything and especially the short stories, even back when I didn't read short stories. William Faulkner times twelve, and especially Light in August. Ralph Ellison, Invisible Man. James Baldwin, "Sonny's Blues." Eudora Welty. Alice Walker, Meridian. Barbara Kingsolver, The Poisonwood Bible. Leslie Marmon Silko, Almanac of the Dead. Louise Erdrich - pretty much everything. Iris Murdoch, The Sea, The Sea. F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby. Francine Prose, especially her short stories. Edith Wharton. Chinua Achebe, Things Fall Apart. Alex Paton, Cry the Beloved Country. Chocolat. Anais Nin's journals. Henry James. Jane Austen. Milan Kundera. Nabokov. T. Coraghessen Boyle. Ivan Klima. Maurice Sendak, Where the Wild Things Are. Jonathan Safran Foer. Maxine Hong Kingston, The Woman Warrior.
Heroes
the brave
Susanna's Details
Status:
Married
Here for:
Networking, Friends
Orientation:
Straight
Hometown:
Denver
Zodiac Sign:
Virgo
Smoke / Drink:
No / Yes
Children:
Proud parent
Occupation:
Writer
Susanna's Schools
University Of Colorado At Denver
Denver,Colorado
Graduated: 1996
Student status: Alumni
Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Major: English literature
Minor: U.S. history
OK, it's a few days early, but I wanted to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 'Cause this is a hectic week and if I try to remember to say it Friday, I'll forget.... :)
Thank you very much for adding my profile! I just posted a new DJ mix online that you can download... look in your bulletins.... shoot me an email if you can't find it. :)
I'm at Auntie Fumi's house for the New Year celebration (she has since stopped hosting them). I think her furniture could be accurately described as "retro." Really retro.
Thank you so much for adding Thriftonista! Keep an eye on our blog/shop (just click the boots), because we have tons of super cute stuff to come. ALL prices negotiable and we would so love to give you a great deal on our unique vintage and retro gear. xoxo T
Oh I love American Girl!! It was my favorite as a girl..I hope to have a daughter one day who will love the series as well. But yeah,, I am DREADING DREADING DREADING the day my oldest finds out Santa isn't real! He believes everything I say, and always says I don't lie to him...jeez... I almost slipped a few weeks ago when he asked for something crazy, and I was like all the money I'm spending on Christmas?? And he was like,, you don't spend money, doesn't Santa bring everything?? Flipped me out...