I Like To Listen To And Play Music--rock (Beatles, Jethro Tull, Etc.), Jazz (Coltrane, Monk, Mingus), Classical (Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi, Etc), Some Country (Cash, Williams Sr) And Bluegrass, Some Blues. I Like To Read Novels (King, Grisham, Auel) And Poetry (Neruda, Rilke, Piercy, Petrarch, Etc). I Like Walking In Parks, Botanical Gardens, Picnics In Same. If You Want To Know More, Please Ask.
Occupation
Associate Professor Of Music (Music Hist
Marital Status
Single
Religion
Spiritual, But Not Affiliated With A Religious Group
Political Views
Apathetic
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About Me
Education
University of Oregon, 1992
Eugene, Oregon, United States - Music History, Doctorate
Los Alamos High School, 1972
Los Alamos, NM
New Mexico State University, 1977
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States - Music Education, Bachelors
New Mexico State University, 1984
Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States - Music History, Masters
Music
I listen to literally anything as this is the subject I teach and it's hard to separate pleasure from work, not that this is hard work. But my all-time favorites include the Beatles, Jethro Tull, the Doors, the Who
TV Shows
Law & Order, CSI, NCIS (prefer the originals, not the spin-offs), Leverage, South Park, the late 50s-60s reruns on Nick At Night, Forensic Files, some programs on the History Channel (especially early history and speculation)
Movies
Depends on my mood, but I like action, comedies, some dramas, historical fiction, some fantasy/sci fi. Also depends on who is starring, some people I will not watch even though critics and others may think they are very talented.
Books
Again a wide range of favorites, but as an attempt: Auel's Clan of the Cave Bear series, John Grisham, most Stephen King (don't much care for the Dark Tower series, but his scary stuff--The Stand is my favorite of his, but his new one, Under the Dome, is pretty good)
Creative Writing!: Creative writing, for people who love to write. Poetry, short stories, fiction, non-fiction, talk, chat, network, etc. Do you journal? What's your favorite book? Come on in and take it easy.
