MyFursona.com

About

Well, lessee. I'm Canadian (born and raised in Toronto), but I live in Ohio now (long story). Don't mind it here though. 'Tis cool.

I'm an artist, and avid in the furry subculture. My archive is over here at http://www.furaffinity.net/user/LiliFox.

If you want to know more about what makes this bunny tick, however, check out my Livejournal at http://www.livejournal.com/users/babsbunny :) Cos I probably won't update the blog here too often.

Overall, I'm happy with my life, and I like to have fun.

Boo yah!:)

~ Babs

I like

My interests, other than what I've already listed include cars. I have a 1985 Firebird named Matilda and I'm restoring her! She's already won an award back in October 2005 for "Best Work in Progress" at a local car show! Firebirds needless to say, are my favourite cars, but I love classic muscle cars, and older Buicks.

Other interests include causing various an assorted forms of havoc, and drawing. :D

I listen

My favourite era is the 1980s. I LOVE Culture Club, and Boy George is my favourite singer. :) New Wave is my thing, primarily. I like a lot of obscure stuff, like Dead or Alive, ABC, Squeeze, Human League, that sorta thing.
I've also lately grown UBER fond of Adam Ant! Granted he's utterly mad, but I love him all the same. His music is awesome, and he's got a weird sense of humour!

I'm pretty diverse though. I'll listen to just about anything, if I'm in the mood for it. I LOVE jazz, and r & b. I like techno as well, and dance pop!

I watch

Saint Elsewhere. I'm still cursing Bravo for taking the reruns off the air. That wasn't just a show, it was a masterpiece. But I hear it's on DVD now, so I'm happy. :)

I read

I'm an avid reader, with a real morbid streak. I mainly stick to horror stories. My favourite book is "Christine" by Stephen King, though I like a good portion of what else he's done.
I like short stories of the horror genre as well, though a lot of newer authors like to be so abstract in their writing that you can't decipher what the heck is going on! >.< I personally recommend the following anthology series, however: "Night Visions" (there's about a dozen or so books in the series), and "The Pan Collection of Horror Stories" (produced in Britain in the 60s, and includes stories that span the 19th and 20th centuries.)