My name is Lisa, and I live just outside of Tampa with my son, Will. I work for an environmental laboratory where I am in charge of accounting and human resources.� My interest in Guy started last summer when Will, who is 4, discovered Zorro on the Disney Channel.� (Please don't ask why a 4 year old was up at midnight!) I started watching more and more of it with him and really enjoyed it.� I don't remember ever seeing it as a child.� I'm sure I would have loved it.� Instead I watched Roy Rogers reruns and named my rocking horse Trigger.� Now Will calls his rocking horse Tornado.
Will decided he was outgrowing his Lion King room decorations, so I bought some Zorro lobby cards and photos to re-decorate.� I also got him some puzzles and books that he can play with.� I am anxiously awaiting my copy of Kathy's latest drawing.
So there you have it.� What started out as a quest for some cool decorations for a kid's bedroom and playroom has taken on a life of its own and I find that the more I learn the more my interest is piqued.� I could bore you for hours with cute Will/Zorro stories, but I'll force myself to limit it to a couple of short things.
I took Will horseback riding a couple of months ago for the first time.� it was very hot here in Florida, but he insisted on dressing as Zorro.� He was so excited when they brought out a big white horse, just like Zorro's horse Phantom.� All along the trail he was telling me that he thought he saw the Sergeant and Corporal and some Indians in the bushes.� When we passed some other riders coming from the other direction, he drew his sword, made a big "Z" in the air, and told me "Don't wory, Senorita.� Zorro will protect you."
Another time he begged me for days to hang a rope from the ceiling fan in the living room so he could swing from it like Zorro swings from the chandelier in the tavern.� Fortunately we've been able to avoid that, so far.
Anyway, I am happy to be part of such an interesting and talented group and hope that I can contribute in some way.
Hasta manana,
Lisa
The only other actor I've ever obsessed about was Pierce Brosnan when he was on Remington Steele.� If you look and think hard enough both men have very close similarites in looks, elan, family values, privacy, TALENT and much more.� Even walk and stature� are similar.� There were RS episodes where Brosnan was smoking and holding his cigar much like Guy's Diego.� Both men send shivers down my back.
I live in Pittsburgh and last year after 15 years in the biz, I purchased my own travel agency.� Although I often have reservations abut my decision as the costs are incredible.� I am in God's hands and hopefully His angels will help me succeed.
I'm not married.� I never been but once found a "married prince" when I was young.� So it was not meant to be.� Always the career woman.� I am the godmother to 2 wonderful kids and have 7 great-nieces and nephews living in San Antonio and Austin.
I live with a family of felines (6 - Los Gattos) who give me much CAT_ATTUDE naturally.� The jewel of this group is my Norwegian Forest Cat, Nikolas, with a white chest and striped tuxedo jacket.� Absolutely FAB and he knows it!� The others are Milo, Louie, Nino, Luci and Le Mouch (Moochie).
I enjoy reading everyone's comments and theories and it helps to break up the stress from the job.� After a few queries to other sights, Kathy invited me to join the GWFlist.� I'm still waiting for my welcome pack and hope to enjoy SOON.� I am amazed at the wealth of information certain individuals have about Guy, Zorro, Disney and other entertainment "trivia".� It's such an education that you new members will enjoy.
This is for you gents on the list, I just had to give up my 15 year old Pontiac 6000 that I called BIG BERTHA.� She just couldn't go on anymore.� Now like everyone else, I'm stuck with new car payments.
Anyway, I have a small web site
http://www.angelfire.com/biz.3/globl614
you can get me at that email too.
What is it about this "Guy", he's been dead 10 years.� We still can't get enough of him.� His family probably thinks we're all crazy but it's nice to share this with all of you.� Thanks.
Alice Corvino