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100 favorite things
I've done a list of 100 favorite things at least once a year for over ten years now, as a way of taking stock of good things in my life. I realized this morning that it's been a year since I last made such a list (here's the old one), so I just took the time to make up a new one. Here goes:
coffee computers photocopiers thinking spiral-bound index cards reading in the tub cities abandoned buildings graffiti and street art public transportation generative processes experimental music trails and paths roadtrips mix tapes / mix CDs greasy spoons cafés being inside the homes of people I care about inspecting bookshelves word of mouth libraries collections independent bookstores record shopping narrative hypertext the Internet smut sex hooking up with someone for the first time hooking up with someone who’s been my lover for a long time nonmonogamy old friends writing letters / getting mail the spring conference unitarians making music writing drawing sketchbooks pigma pens effects pedals the wire the empty bottle brian eno john cage drones imaginary year collaboration improvisation number none comics board games role-playing games inventing games data visualization japanese design japanese music zen buddhism body literacy cycles hybridization zines novels science fiction david cronenberg david lynch hal hartley jim jarmusch teaching projects things my friends made for me digital cameras corrosion patterns decasia my dinner with andre slacker italo calvino’s invisible cities jorge luis borges’ labyrinths ben marcus’ the age of wire and string information misinformation conspiracy theories collage rubber cement photoshop and illustrator chocolate ice cream eating a meal with someone solitude audiomulch gift economies serialized narratives buffy the vampire slayer seasons 2-6 maps seasons taking walks conversations indexes lists
I love reading about other people's favorites, so if you want to make me a happy man, make a list like this and send it to jeremy AT invisible-city.com. Labels: lists |
Tuesday, October 07, 2003
10:12 AM
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