I'll play.

A.
1. The Cure (not the music group)
2. Crime and Punishment
3. Shoshtakovich

B.
1. What do you like the best about Germany? Why?
2. What do you like least about Germany? Why?
3. Would you consider living in Germany forever?

C. Done, but I don't have comments on my website, so people will have to email their Q's to me. I'll make a post with the answers.

A) 1. "Snatch" (No, it's not p*rn!)
2. "A Past in Hiding: Memory and Survival in Nazi Germany" by Mark Roseman
3. Shawn Mullins' "Soul's Core"

B) 1. Where did you meet Bill?
2. At any time since you've been in Germany, have you ever felt unsafe, either because of political climate or just walking down the street?
3. Why can't life be fair for good people?

A)Movie: Goodnight, Lenin
Book: Stasiland by Anna Funder
(and while we're on the German theme)
CD: anything by Kraftwerk (but you have to pronounce it correctly--Kraaaahhft-verk ;))

B)3 questions
1. What's your favorite German city? Why?
2. What American food do you miss the most?
3. What do you want for Christmas?

Oops, that's "Goodbye, Lenin" (the movie), not "Goodnight, Lenin." It's really a good movie. It's about this woman who is as pro-GDR as you can get, and then she goes into a coma and the Berlin wall falls (she's in East Berlin) and democracy comes. When she awakens, her doctor stresses that she can't be surprised by anything due to her delicate condition, so her two children set about re-creating East Berlin for her.

A1- Bourne Idenitity & Bourne Supremacy (if you haven't already- and hey you can read the trioligy of them too)
A2- the Shopaholic Books by Sophie Kinsella (funny you'll like 'em)
A3- John Mayer, "Daughters"

B1- How has living in Germany for a few years changed you and your outlook on life?

B2- It seems your passion for photography has dwindled, whats up with that!

B3- Other then the USA, if you could live anywhere else in the world for a few years (as you have been living in Germany), where would it be? and Why?

Thanks for the great questions and recommendations Janine, Shelby, Amanda, and Jay! I'll post answers started this evening. :D

(A)
1. High Fidelity
2. Welcome To My Planet * Where English is sometimes spoken by Shannon Olson
3. Keene

(B)
1.What is your favorite country to visit outside of Germany?
2.If you could live anywhere beside Germany where would it be?
3.What is your favorite thing to do on a rainy day?

I'm getting to my questions I swear! I just have to come up w/ some good ones, but I promise they'll be up before you get here!

(A)
1. Real Genius
2. Memoirs of a Geisha
3. Kittie (all-girl death metal band; good for angry days)

(B)
1. Were you fluent "auf Deutsch" before you moved there? (please forgive grammar if I'm wrong)
2. Where did you learn German (book/ class/ etc.)?
3. If I moved there, would you be my friend? ;P

*** I know the answer to question #2 CAD Monkey! Hehe, but I won't spoil the surprize ( I'm learning from the same exact place!)

Ok, here's mine before I get yelled at. lol.:

A)
1)'Goodbye Lenin' was really good, but since that's already been suggested: 'Das Verspreschen'('The Promise'). (Frau Blanner's class.lol)
2)Try Philip Pullman's 'His Dark Materials' trilogy.
3)Um. Anything by Josh Groban. He's got an amazing voice!

B)
1)What is your favorite place in Germany?
2)How are the crochet projects coming?
3)Have you ever been to Italy? If yes, what's your favorite city. If no, what city(cities) would you like to visit?

*I loved Rome and Venice(<- minus the pigeons however. lol)

Okay, I'm caught up with all the questions except Brett's. I'll let people digest the new infusion of bloggy goodness before answer Brett's questions over the weekend.

Eeek! I have so much crocheting to do!!! Sigh.