Lizzie Borden Society Forum

I am a Civil War buff, love film history, ghost hunting, do stained glass, art. Absolutely hate recipes and anything to do with cooking.

It might be easier to list what I am not interested in. But here are a few.

Model railroads, racing, ancient biblical history, paranormal, rocks, gardening, herbs, animals, hiking, Mt. Everest, tea, genealogy and books.

I'm also an addict for film history. My favorite is silent film comedy, especially Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. I like history, especially British and American, philosophy, literature (both modern and post modern), experimental music and jazz, documentary films and computer programming.

On the weekends I love to go into either New York or Philadelphia and look at all the old buildings, see an off-Broadway play, or watch indy films at either the Ritz or the Angelika, visit friends and go to a few art museums (next weekend I'm off to see an exhibit of comic book art in Newark -- original art work by Jack Kirby, R. Crumb, and E.C. Segar (Popeye)).

I guess the bottom line is that I love to read and watch movies! I also write an awful lot of fiction and build web sites.

Bodybuilding, Kid's books (don't laugh), Sherlock Holmes, mountain adventures, sailing stories, biographies, silent movies, stock trading, painting portraits, JFK, cooking, eating, murder mysteries, collecting old photos of my skating friend, wood working, building engines.

I just wish I had time for them all.

-1bigsteve (o:

Music, mathematics, cartography, history, hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, rock collecting, JFK, architecture, and genealogy.

I am currently working on my memoirs, "When Nothing But A F**t Remains" I am at Chapter One Hundred And Seven, relating the story of when at the age of two, I had my first M&M (Marlboro and martini)

I love mucking about with computers, baking, making beaded jewelry, reading, horror movies of all kinds but mostly zombie flicks, ghostly things, medieval history and ren faires. There's lots more but I don't want to bore you all. Mostly, though, I really enjoy spending time with the people I love and care about.

Lolly

p.s. Oh yeah, and alien conspiracy theories, too!

Kashesan, that's the funniest autobiography title I've ever heard. The next funniest is Bruce Campbell's If Chins Could Kill.

Ravenway, what alien conspiracy theories? I just read a few books on Roswell and a refutation of Erich Von Daniken called "Crash Go The Chariots"

I love reading about:

The film industry during the 30's and 40's. (I devour biographies.)
I'm a HUGE Titanic buff .
Amelia Earhart.
History in general, but especially nineteenth century.
Disappearance of Flight 19.
Wicca/paranormal/supernatural.
The Lusitania.
The Black Dahlia.
Stephen King.
Poetry both classical and modern.
Vietnam War/Civil War.
Charlie Manson.

I write poetry and short stories, do arts and crafts, occassionally do ghost hunting, and love touring historical places.

History, especially 19th century
Writing books
Computers (I own a MacIntosh)
Civil War
Boer War
Rock collecting
Black Powder (I shoot flintlocks)
Post-revolutionary war re-enacting. (Someday I'll let you know about my persona)

Richard @ Sat Nov 18, 2006 6:54 pm wrote:Kashesan, that's the funniest autobiography title I've ever heard. The next funniest is Bruce Campbell's If Chins Could Kill.

Ravenway, what alien conspiracy theories? I just read a few books on Roswell and a refutation of Erich Von Daniken called "Crash Go The Chariots"

Many thanks Richard-I must bow, however, to Mr Campbell's title. I shall have to work even harder now.

k

Kashesan @ Fri Nov 10, 2006 5:11 am wrote:I am currently working on my memoirs, "When Nothing But A F**t Remains" I am at Chapter One Hundred And Seven, relating the story of when at the age of two, I had my first M&M (Marlboro and martini)

"When Nothing But a F**t Remains." Good one Kathleen!

-1bigsteve (o:

I am also a Civil War follower...and a follwoer of the Titanic.

True crime in general --- but especially Lizzie Borden and Jack the Ripper.

There is a case I have been involved in/following for many years... the West Memphis 3 case, in which 3 teens were convicted of a triple child murder with dubious evidence (at best)... and... new DNA analysis has just been completed (14 years after the crime). There is fascinating and, I think, excellent news. None of the DNA matches any of the 3 in prison, but a hair in the bindings of one of the victims has been traced to anothers victim's step father. There is much going on in this case now, and I hope the truth will out.

Creating search-a-word puzzles which contain a hidden picture, playing Sudoku, reading - especially true crime, walking in the woods or by a lake, The Black Dahlia, JFK assassination, 9-11-01, spending time with my family and friends.

Ah yes...and the Smuttynose murders fascinate me...

I collect and restore antique dolls and make clothes for them from vintage patterns
I build dollhouses and miniature furniture
I knit and crochet
I make quilts
I do genealogy
I restore old antique photos of my family and my husband's family
I do cross stitch
I read anything Stephen King I can get my hands on
I love Ghost/Supernatural related things and programs
I collect Cissy dolls and make extensive wardrobes for them from vintage patterns
I collect and refinish/restore antique furniture.
Photography
Scrapbooking

Currently I am building a large dollhouse from plans.

Yooper @ Tue Nov 07, 2006 9:34 pm wrote:Music, mathematics, cartography, history, hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, rock collecting, JFK, architecture, and genealogy.

Yooper, I just noticed that you like Mathematics. Have you ever read "The Advent of The Algorithm" by David Berlinski? It is the history of the Algorithm written in a some what humorous manner. Have you ever studied Celestial Mechanics? I had a book on that subject but I don't have a clue on where it is. I've always liked math but never had much time for it till now.

-1bigsteve (o: