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Susannah Indigo 's Interests
General
Zen/spirituality, sexuality/erotica, writing, baseball, politics, Rocky Mountains/skiing, live music/festivals, great cities, theater, art, blues harmonica, yoga & dance classes, travel, primal experiences, poetry/haikus, great restaurants, futurism, modern literature, walking meditation, great beaches, the nurturing of children into joyful adults, and extraordinary light shows.
Music
Jam bands (Dead, Panic, Dave Matthews...), Dylan, jazz, reggae, sexy soulful girl singers (Corrine Bailey Rae, Alicia Keyes, Mary J. Blige,
Michelle Shocked, and Joss Stone are some current favorites), sexy soulful boy singers (John Mayer, John Legend, Taylor Hicks), Patti Smith, Wyclef Jean, and a few great recent soundtracks -- Dreamgirls, Happy Feet(!), Music & Lyrics, and Marie Antoinette.
Movies
Favorites I saw recently -- "Into the Wild," "The Darjeeling Limited," "The Departed," "49 Up" (a great series that checks in on a group of kids starting at age 7, every 7 years), "Mr. Brooks" (I have a hopeless thing for Kevin Costner!), "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer."
Some all-time favorites: Children of a Lesser God, Out of Africa, Body Heat, Amadeus, Under the Tuscan Sun, The Last Waltz, Chicago, Annie Hall, Dances with Wolves, Sirens, Bull Durham .
Television
The L Word, Entourage, Grey's Anatomy, Bill Maher, Jon Stewart, Tell Me You Love Me, Californication
Books
Good books recently read -- "Call Me By Your Name" - a coming of age memoir by Andre Aciman; "Twenty-Eight Artists and Two Sanits" essays by Joan Acocella; "Giving" on audio read by Bill Clinton; "The Kite Runner" on audio read by the author; and the annual "Best of" series -- in particular this year the "Best American Travel Writing" edited by Susan Orlean.
Who I'd like to meet: Creative, progressive, funny, smart, soulful people
who believe that life
is good, and that the practice of
loving-kindness makes it even better.
