Ms. Pati Cakes
My blogs
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Real Estate |
| Location | Baton Rouge, LA, United States |
| Introduction | Feel free to poke around a bit, and by all means, please don't hesitate to comment if you see anything that warrants it. I'm no sage, but the written word has always been the medium with which I'm most confident in my ability to accurately convey my thoughts to another person. Posting them here is to me somewhat more gratifying, as they're then available to be read by whomever might find them worthwhile, than secreting them away in a journal somewhere. Too, this wastes less paper and my hand doesn't cramp from using a pen. |
| Interests | Writing, Publishing, Intellectual Discourse, Philosophy, Art History, Mothering, Parenting, Pregnancy as a non-Pathology, Midwifery, Judaism, My Boys, |
| Favorite movies | You Kill Me, Pulp Fiction, Resevoir Dogs, Fight Club, Jacob's Ladder, The Last Temptation of Christ, Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, Sex Lies and Videotape, Crash (based on the book by J.G. Ballard, The Hunger, Anything by the Coen Brothers, The Hebrew Hammer, The Grey Zone, Queen of the Damned, White Palace, Storyville, Rob Roy, Ghandi, and more all the time. |
| Favorite music | NEVER: Country-Hip Hop- or Rap, Portishead, Dead Can Dance, Tori Amos, Natalie Merchant, Etta James, Louis Armstrong, Otis Redding, Billie Holiday, Miles Davis, Peter Gabriel and pretty much everyone he's touched, Sinead O'connor, Paula Cole, Tracy Chapman, Indigo GIrls, Sneaker Pimps, Massive Attack, Gorilaz, Berlin, B52's, U2, Ministry, Sisters of Mercy, Marilion, New Order/Joy Division, Butthole Surfers, Dead Milkmen, KORN, 80's "Progressive" music (not so much what was Top 40 back then), Trip Hop/Trance, Rupert Murdoch (Ok, just the Pina Colada song!), Some 70s Funk, Some 60s Psychedelia, And on and on and on. |
| Favorite books | JUST FOR ME we're changing this section to "Authors" because I tend to stick with the same ones and read everything of theirs I can find, Stephen King (he serves it all up with such lovely multisyllabics), Tabitha King, John Steinbeck, Papa Hemmingway, Kerouac once in awhile, William Burroughs, Augusten Burrougs, Phillip K. Dick, Salman Rushdie, Jhumpa Lahiri, Khalil Gibran, Lots more I can't come up with right this moment |