Don Quixote. a.k.a. Pop. I got his quixotic DNA.
Michael V. – The laughter genius.
P.M. Jr.–Pugad Baboy – Isa pa ‘to!
Movies
What The Bleep Do We Know? –Watching this piece by piece still.
Visit www.spiritualcinemacircle.com for soul-nourishing, uplifting movies about courage, love, hope.
Music
Depeche Mode. It’s No So Good!
Loreena McKennitt
Books and Ebooks
Secrets of Successful Fiction by Robert Newton Peck. I bought this years ago and I didn’t really know what to do with it until the writing passion courted me, got me engaged, and then married me. I’m happy.
25 WAYS TO WRITE FOR MONEY by David Goldsmith. For a freelance writer, an ebook that packs a wallop!
The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. This is a masterpiece. I remember buying this with my last one thousand pesos five years ago, I went hungry, but look, I’m still alive! You read this book and do the exercises.
Bridges of Madison County. These paragraphs:
On the morning of August 8, 1965, Robert Kincaid locked the door to his small two-room apartment on the third floor of a rambling house… He carried a knapsack full of photography equipment and a suitcase…to the back where his old Chevrolet pickup truck was parked…
Another knapsack, a medium-sized ice chest, two tripods, cartons of Camel cigarettes, a Thermos, and a bag of fruit were already inside. In the truck box was a guitar case.
Kincaid wore faded Levi’s, well-used Red Wing field boots, a khaki shirt… On his wide leather belt was fastened a Swiss Army knife in its own case.
That was a wandering freelance photographer/ writer’s life!
Sell and Resell Your Magazine Articles by Gordon Burgett. I used this when writing not only magazine articles ( I haven’t written any for ages), by novels too.
The Spontaneous Healing of Belief by Gregg Braden. Another read again and again book.
Time Power by Bryan Tracy. A proven system for getting more done in less time than you ever thought possible. I read this over and over again. And I do the techniques he suggests.
The Power of Intention by Wayne Dyer. I read this before going to sleep. Where was he when I was growing up?
The Grimms’ Fairytales by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. Yup, they were there when I was growing up.
