Family?

Pets?

Anything else.

music, people, the nighttime

the birds and the bees and the juniper trees
stars in the sky, days that are sunny and dry
but dancing in the rain is just as important
and drinking away a sunday afternoon
while laughing with friends
walking off wherever i please
libraries with good books
parks in the dark and skinned up knees
fragility and the freedom to choose
spontenaity for the win or the lose
quite importantly all of you
and all of them
and all of us

or maybe i should just say 'existance' and get it over with, eh? =P god knows i don't rhyme >_<;

Being able to think.
Freedom of choice.
Being able to smile sincerely at the sight of a sunset at the beach, the full moon in the middle of a star crowd, a green landscape, a tree, a squirrel, everything that's alive.
A nice conversation with friends.
Being able to outsmart fate, as many times as necessary.

Love, which I suppose I should start another topic for right about now. Or check and make sure there's not another topic on the subject floating around.

Love, that is what I value most of all.

Feeling rested. And yeah what Alto says.

^Well, I hope your religion does not involve pissing off Iraq like our dear president Bush.

what does valueing religion or religion in general have to do with pissing of iraq, bush, or bush pissing of iraq?

^ I been hearing a lot of stuff lately from my 80 year old neighbor who likes to vote that, "Bush is a born again Christian. And that his father told him not to go to war. But he did it anyway because his faith wanted him to."
So I was thinking that something like that was common news. But I guess if no one is really keeping up with it, it really makes not too much sense. I was making a joke but I guess it was not well understood.

I value the mag.

your 80 year old neighbour is dangerous. *hides*

I value chance and hope above all other things.

Without a chance you can achieve nothing. Without hope you don't have the will to take advantage of the chances that you stumble upon.