user7595

I'm a 26 year old attorney in South Florida. I collect teacups and saucers. Every morning I drink high quality caffeine-free, loose leaf tea with honey. I also enjoy collecting religious paraphernaila, which I display in my office. I'm not talking about the religious items with cutesy or cheezy sayings. I love collecting items from world religions including Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, etc. Some items that I'd love to have but don't have yet are a Buddhist prayer wheel and malas. I'm also looking to find items from more obscure religions. I have recently started a collection of bright blue or teal blue plastic animals on my desk. So far I have a hippo and rhino. They're small at about 2 inches high, but I want to collect a herd of others. Maybe someone will send me other blue animals... hint, hint. :)

My tastes are eclectic. I love hip-hop, especially Jay-z. He's my favorite. Some artists/bands I like are Nine Inch Nails, Brian McKnight, Maxwell, Boy George, Dr. Dre, and Natalie Imbruglia. I love popish dance music by artists like Sean Hayes, Thievery Corporation, Kaskade, and Hird.

Kira's reason, Sexo con Amor, What Dreams May Come, Vanilla Sky, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Lost in Translation, and Stratosphere Girl.

NBA Basketball, The White Rapper Show, Scrubs, The Girls Next Door, Miami Ink

ATCs. I'm new to ATCs, but I LOVE them! I am slowly building a collection. I also want to start making and collecting bottlecap shrines.

Japanese/Asian motifs, Buddha/Buddhism, Jizo, Ganesh, Cheetara, loose leaf tea, vintage/fancy tea cups with matching saucers, stilettos, 1980s, world religions, altered art, bento boxes, collages, bottlecap shrines, Virgen de Guadalupe, artist trading cards, zebra print, red, emerald green, blue, orange, magenta, citrus scented stuff, altars/shrines, free perfume samples, Romero Britto, modern, paper lanterns, incense sticks, apples, fortune cookies, gargoyles, hidamari no tami, Mike Wazowski

sappy, kawaii, preachy, emo, ska, swing, heavy metal, ephemera