Hi Folks! I am back from the movie and dinner and in for the evening. I highly recommend "Little Miss Sunshine". It's a dark comedy - and oh, so poignant and funny.
Okay, Girly asks:
If you won a few million in the lottery, what would be the first few things you'd do?
I would probably be in shock for a little while and then talk things over with those that are close with me. I would consult with my Financial Advisor and probably invest the majority of the funds. I would pay off any debts that need tending to and probably share some with family / close friends. I would give some funds to charities that are important to me, my college Alma Mater, and Arts Organizations that I support. I would also take a nice vacation and ponder things and probably buy a couple of trinkets or two. I'd make sure that my business was financially solvent for many years to come. -And I'd come see lots of shows in NYC and see all of my BWW friends!
Which do you prefer, Sunrise or Sunset and why?
I like both, but I'll give the nod to a beautiful sunset. I saw the most gorgeous one of my life in Maui a few years back. It was the perfect ending to a wonderful day.
What was your favorite t.v. show when you were growing up? Now?
Hmmm...I loved The Brady Bunch when I was very young - along with reruns of Bewitched. I also loved all the game shows in the 70s! The Mary Tyler Moore Show, All in The Family, and the Carol Burnett Show were big favorites. I also liked The Jeffersons....Sherman Hemsley was brilliant. Later on, I liked the early seasons of the Cosby Show, along with The Golden Girls and Designing Women. The 90s were all about Seinfeld - probably my favorite sitcom ever. Melrose Place was a guilty pleasure. I thought that "Sex in The City" was very clever and of course, I watched "Friends" for many years. I don't watch as many shows regularly now. I tend to watch the News, Sporting Events and shows like PrimeTime with the occasional trash Reality show thrown in. I do look forward to Desperate Housewives on Sunday evenings....shhh - don't tell.
What was your favorite song in grade school? High school?
Tough question. I like all kinds of music. I'll give you a laundry list of some of my favorites from my early days through high school.
"Love Train" by the O'Jays was the first 45 that I ever bought with my own money - 79 cents!I loved "Brandy" (You're a Fine Girl) by Looking Glass and I had a whole bunch of Carpenters 45s. "Old Days" and " If You Leave Me now" were favorite songs by Chicago. I loved "Listen to What the Man Said", "Band on the Run" and "Silly Love Songs" by Paul McCartney and Wings. I loved "Dance with Me" and "Love Takes Time" by Orleans and anything by James Taylor. I enjoyed early Jimmy Buffett, and the soft rock sounds of Jim Croce, Hall and Oates, Seals and Croft, Bread, Barry Manilow, Carole King and America. John Denver and Olivia Newton-John were favorites. I loved "Rock the Boat" by the Hues Corporation and "Love Will Keep Us Together" by the Captain and Tenille. I loved everything by the Electric Light Orchestra, especially "Evil Woman". I loved the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever and everything by Donna Summer and KC and the Sunshine Band. I also loved rockier stuff like Boston's entire first album, Toys in The Attic by Aerosmith ("Dream On"...), "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin, "Miss You" by the Rolling Stones, "Anyway You Want it" by Journey, "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart, "Lorelei" and "Renegade" by Styx and "You're My Best Friend" by Queen. The album "Aja" by Steely Dan is one of my all time favorites.
What was your favorite childhood toy?
I loved a big stuffed Snoopy that I slept with when I was little. I enjoyed playing Board games like "Clue' and "The Amazing Race". I spent a lot of time playing with a Mattel electronic football game I received as a gift when I was a little older. I also really enjoyed playing with my baseball cards!
Your favorite holiday?
Very easy - Christmas! I love the Holiday season very much.
Updated On: 8/26/06 at 11:21 PM
