tjaden

My parents did the opposite. They cut my hair themselves, and very short, so everybody thought I was a femme-y little boy with my short, straight hair and tiny little hiking-boots. But then, I sort of understand that phenomenon in my case.

Lessee. So many of these things I don't have...favorites, blind dates, etc. I donno about unexpected smiles, I catch myself doing it when I'm around other people without really necessarily meaning to do it, just because I can't really give a good reason not to...
The one thing I willingly spend exorbitant amounts of money on (coming from the most stereotypical of Scottish households this is really saying something, too) is my sunglasses. Maui Jim's. Accept no substitutes or something. I'm pondering getting another pair soon, for the darker months, some rose-lens ones.

Things that make me unexpectedly smile: people acting goofy in public always does it for me. Seeing something beautiful in unexpected places. Spontaneous shows of affection. Seeing someone trip or slip or whatever - what can I say? I'm a fan of slapstick!

I will willingly spend exorbitant amounts of money on costuming and props for my show, travel expenses for my tour or for vacations (few and far between), and I love to buy people drinks/food/etc.