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I've been thinking more about what to write and I think that there is one thing I've always wanted to write about, life style. This may be hard to explain, but it is really simple; all of my interests in one place equal my life style. And I guess there's a part of this that requires the "if I could have it all, what would I want." This life style can be broken down into sections. These sections can be broken down further to better describe me. And with the ease of sharing your likes with the world via the internet, it seems silly to write about something you can tell through pictures. But I believe there is a philosophy somewhere in all this or maybe it's just closer to a mantra (but isn't that a philosophy too). So, I'm thinking it's as good a place s any to start. It's taken me a long time to confidently say that there is a life style that I lean towards, and maybe by writing it down I can help others find theirs too! 

First, there's this sense of design, or desgin sense; I'm not sure which, but I have a keen interest in desgin. There's also noticble trends in desgin and I find myself liking these trendy things even before they become mainstream. I'm not interested in media; I don't own a tv, I don't watch commercials, I don't listen to music. Most of the time I don't even watch or listen to what everyone else is watching or listening to until well after it's been popular. You might say I don't like to be a part of a crowd. I do know that I'm not alone in this, there are a group of people who live in the same way. Even so we do find ourselves drawn towards what is trending. After tracking these trends for the past few years I've noticed that there are a few things that never go out of style. There are those things that drop out of favor but eventually they turn up again in some form or another (and it's only a matter of time until they turn up in food).

Second, food. 

Thrid, art.

Forth, coffee culture.

Five, house and home.

Six, sexy sex.

Seven, creativity.

Eight, babies family.

Nine, money.

Ten, nesting.

And not in this order, hopefully I can work this out into something comprehensible.