Favorite Things....Hottie Edition

My Favorite Things…in Top Ten List Form

First I'm going to tell you my top 10 Hotties, though they really are just the 10, not in a specific order really.

        

Top Ten Hottie McHotterson's

     1.  Joe Manganiello—TOP hottie for me.  The body, the dark wavy hair, the hints of grey in his beard. Sexy, Sexy, Sexy!! If you don't know who is he…well what planet are you living on?? He's Alcide on True Blood and he's Big Dick Richie in Magic Mike & Magic Mike 2.

     2.  Jensen Ackles—Hottie McHoterson extraordinaire!!  Best known as swoon-worthy Dean Winchester on Supernatural.  Sexy, Sweet, Funny, Sarcastic, Brooding, Deep throaty voice that makes me…Ok…you get the point. 

     3.  Stephen Amell –Oliver Queen, the Arrow. He's not only incredibly sexy, but he also runs his Facebook page for fans and is an amazing kind person that makes him even hotter!

     4.   Robert Pattinson—No not as a sparkly vampire necessarily (Though I am Team Edward), but I could run my fingers through his hair ALL day long while he read the dictionary to me in that sexy accent.

      5.  Channing Tatum—Really? Is an explanation needed? If so, one word…Abs.  Or two words—Magic Mike

      6.   Ian Somerhalder—Damon Salvatore. Those beautiful eyes, that sexy smirk. That bad vampire persona. Yes Please!

      7.   Liam Hemsworth—Again, accent! LOVE a sexy accent! One reason I love him so much I think, is that he is what I picture as my Mitchell from my Parker Harris Series.

      8.   Ashton Collins—It's true, I picked one of my characters! Ashton is sweet, sexy, strong, romantic, and completely loyal. I found myself swooning over him many times while writing. 

       9.  Ron Weasley—Yep you heard me!!  I love me a ginger! Plus my husband looks like he could be Ron Weasley all grown up!  And again…yep you guessed it…accent.

      10.    Johnny Depp—A man who can look sexy even when he has razor sharp scissors for hands! 

Top Ten Favorite Movies

I'm a movie fanatic! I own over 2000 so picking a favorite is difficult, to put it mildly. Here are ten movies that I could watch over and over again and never get tired of them.

1.  Love Actually

2.  Goonies

3.  Lion King

4. Rent

5.  Pitch Perfect

6.  Madhouse

7. While You Were Sleeping

8.  The Breakfast Club

9.  Can't Buy My Love

10.  Shag

Favorite TV Shows (New and Old)

1. The Walking Dead
2. Supernatural
3. Arrow
4. Bones
5. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
6. Saved by the Bell
7. Friends
8. Once Upon A Time
9.  Doctor Who
10.  Angel

Favorite Books (Ones that I've read more than once)

1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (I've read this one the most)

2. The Awakening Series by Kelley Armstrong

3. Acheron by Sherrilyn Kenyon

4. The Stand by Stephen King

5.  Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

6. The White Aura Series by Felicia Tatum

7. Ruby Blue Series by Julie Cassar

8. Twilight series by Stephanie Meyer

9. The Talisman Series by Brenda Pandos

10. The Jane Jameson series by Molly Harper

Things I loved/miss from Childhood

1.  Jem and the Holograms (They're making a live action movie soon and I am super excited about it!)

2.  My Daisy Duke Big Wheel

3.  Riding bikes with my little sisters. (We used to make up fake drivers license and one of us would play the cop who would pull people over)

4. Saturday cartoons with my Mom (our favorite was the Smurfs)

5.  Being unafraid. (I have so many fears as an adult that I'd love to be that mostly fearless child that I was)

6. Roller skating. (I tried as an adult and it is NOT like riding a bike. In fact, I had to have a cervical fusion after I ruptured a disc in my neck trying to skate.)

7.  Lack of responsibility. (When you're a kid you want nothing more than to grow up and be on your own. Then when you get to be on your own the bills come in and you're wishing for home again!)

8.   Playing parachute in gym class. (That and the days we played hockey were my favorite!)

9. Playgrounds. (I can still play on playgrounds but it's not as much fun when you get on the slide and your feet are almost at the bottom already. Plus the fear sets in a bit on the swings and I don't go nearly as high as I can remember as a child)

10. The magic of things. (Not knowing how things work. Seeing a movie and wondering how they did that instead of complimenting the film for it's great visual effects)