hello from Germany,
first of I would really LOVE to see your happy dances. LOL. i like to use my deodorant spray as a microphone and pretend to be one of my favorite rock stars.
I love curious, sarcastic and optimistic people so I think we would get along really great.
I'm Claudia, a chocolate maniac and question machine. insert a coin and i will start asking you one question after another =)  i love questions, its a good way to getting to know each other, dont you think?
I like your country. have lived there for a year and i do miss those good times sometimes. i hope that one day i can go back for a long vacation. a road trip thru several states would be fun =) I love adventures. okay, enough about me now. hope you wanna become friends? i look forward to hearing from you!
cheers!
Claudia

Hi Karla,
No Winters aren't really 9 months in Scotland sorry, more like 9 months of wet season these days lol - hardly ever get snow, which is a shame!  That rumour sounds familiar - would be a fantastic film I reckon -  going to have to check that out.  Thought there was something with Jonny Lee Miller in it... maybe getting mixed up  Which state in the US do you live in and where did you grow up (state?  Lots of snow?)  I've got memories of my younger days and having loads of snow in the winter for a month or two and having great fun in it. Season's have all blurred these days.  What book are you reading at the moment btw?
Speak soon if you like... Keith

hellloooo
how r u doing??this is nesrin ur egyptian friend
i didn't hear about ur news from very long time
hope that all thngs r ok with u
greetings from egypt
nesrin

Sorry its taken me awhile to reply not online alot of late, would love to chat though if you still want. Lucky going to see phantom my next is modern millie then some shakespeare stuff anyway get back intouch and we'll talk properly your hopefully friend Marie

Hello, a pleasure to meet you. Ive never been called well-rounded​ before. I can only hope you are correct in your assertion. You too seem the same. And im happy to see you are looking at the world outside of America. Living in Japan has taught me to appreciate things alot; as has 7 years of penpalling. I hope you can get out and see the world. Its never too late to explore.

Oh dear!!!  I made a typo in that last message lol  How silly i must look!
I can honestly say i am no more interesting than the next person...jus​t a little more quirky :D
Yeah feel free to message me any time!!!  Oh that is the beauty of snail mail...its a lovely piece of someones thoughts that breaks up the monotony of household bills!

Amy

Hey Karla...

Thanks for stopping by...you sound like fun...someon​e my 'mad' side could bounce of...!  hehe

Amy

Tears for Fears are great, and never let anyone tell you otherwise.

Blue Velvet, Lost Highway, Inland Empire, Twin Peaks. No honestly, most "movies"​ disappoint me - I can't get into popcorn movies. There are a few directors like David Lynch and the Coen Brothers who have a style of their own that I find quite captivating.​ Otherwise I'm very much more into well written witty and intelligent television shows. You can see my likes list on the profile! I'm a boxset freak - I just find with television (and I mean GOOD television, not canned sitcoms) the characters and their interactions​ have a chance to develop at a much deeper level. Plus if I love something, I need more 90 minutes of it - I want to see how it develops over seasons. I was recently introduced to Werner Herzog, I have his Fitzcarraldo​ but I have yet to find time to watch it. How about you? Tell me some stuff!

I might have to join the list of people who can not tell you the answer to your question. Having watched it a good few times now I am beginning to piece it together, but I think I need to watch it again to refresh my memory because I am not sure I can articulate my theory at the minute! Have you seen any other films by David Lynch? The latest one Inland Empire is about as extreme as it gets, at times almost a self parody - but nonethless amazing filmmaking.