Writer's Block: Your Dream Dinner
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If you could have dinner with anyone at all, dead or alive, famous or not, who would you go with? Out of anywhere in the world, where would you eat?
Submitted by nyclagirl123
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There's so many people to choose from, this is SO hard!
I want to say that I'd choose Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. because I've admired him for as long as I can remember, but I know so much about his life and his life's work now that I can't really think of many things that I would ask him.
My next choice would be Ernest Hemingway. GOSH, this man's writing just... transports me to another place, literally. I mean... I've read A Moveable Feast so many times, I've lost count.
BUT I'd have to choose Chris Martin, lead singer of Coldplay. I am so affected by the lyrics that he writes...
In Square One he says "...You just want somebody listening to what you say, no matter who you are."
In Low he says "All you ever wanted was love, but you never looked hard enough. It's never gonna give itself up..."
In Warning Sign he says "You came back to haunt me and I realised, that you were an island and I passed you by when you were an island to discover."
In A Message he says "My song is love; my song is love unknown. And i’m on fire for you, clearly. You don’t have to be alone. You don’t have to be on your own."
In my new favorite song, Lovers in Japan, he says "They are turning my head out, to see what I'm all about, keeping my head down to see what it feels like now, but I have no doubt, one day the sun will come out."
That's just off the top of my head. I could go on for days...
So my choice would be Chris Martin (along with the rest of Coldplay to be honest), in the studio that used to be a bakery, beside his piano while he plays Spies for me.
If you could have dinner with anyone at all, dead or alive, famous or not, who would you go with? Out of anywhere in the world, where would you eat?
Submitted by nyclagirl123
View other answers
There's so many people to choose from, this is SO hard!
I want to say that I'd choose Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. because I've admired him for as long as I can remember, but I know so much about his life and his life's work now that I can't really think of many things that I would ask him.
My next choice would be Ernest Hemingway. GOSH, this man's writing just... transports me to another place, literally. I mean... I've read A Moveable Feast so many times, I've lost count.
BUT I'd have to choose Chris Martin, lead singer of Coldplay. I am so affected by the lyrics that he writes...
In Square One he says "...You just want somebody listening to what you say, no matter who you are."
In Low he says "All you ever wanted was love, but you never looked hard enough. It's never gonna give itself up..."
In Warning Sign he says "You came back to haunt me and I realised, that you were an island and I passed you by when you were an island to discover."
In A Message he says "My song is love; my song is love unknown. And i’m on fire for you, clearly. You don’t have to be alone. You don’t have to be on your own."
In my new favorite song, Lovers in Japan, he says "They are turning my head out, to see what I'm all about, keeping my head down to see what it feels like now, but I have no doubt, one day the sun will come out."
That's just off the top of my head. I could go on for days...
So my choice would be Chris Martin (along with the rest of Coldplay to be honest), in the studio that used to be a bakery, beside his piano while he plays Spies for me.