Well it is amazing to say, but I actually thoroughly enjoyed Amazing Race 4. It did help that two very cute gay men are in the final three - AND WON! - but I have to say, that in recapping some of the more recent episodes, the octopus eating task that Riechen and Chip went through deserved to win on that alone.

I can't say that I was sorry that John/Kelly came in second. Their attitude towards R&C was actually quite annoying. They say if you mix a boy from Texas with a girl from New Jersey you get that type of arrogance, but I think we are better of without it.

Been hunting for picture of Reichen, and found a great article (with pictures) in Instinct Magazine (June 2003).

Heading to Hurricane Harbor tomorrow. The things I do…

Tonight I received a scholarship award from the CCCCD Foundation. It was very nice to receive, and I was so amazed at how many are given each year (600 at tonight's function). It helps a lot. Need to write a letter about this to some of the organizers and donors.

Well it's been an interesting week. It started off really rut-tish and low (quite depressed about everything) and it's ended this week with a good, happy feeling.

I was very worried about paying for college this coming semester, and thankfully, I was awarded a scholarship to cover half my tuition, which took a LOT of stress of me.

Been very busy with the SGA and getting things moving for that.

Volunteer Apprecation get together last night for the Frisco Freedom Fest. Kind of boring, but had some fun bits.

Jonas is graduating tomorrow, and we get to meet his parents - which should be fun.

Brian is enjoying himself (we assume) in provincetown - can't wait to hear all about that.

Now I'm tired. Slept really well last night. Wonder if the pressure of paying for classes being out of the way had anything to do with it?

Felicia is annoying me again. Twice now she has decided to stop running, and god knows how many mail messages I've lost. Actually, maybe that isn't a bad thing.

We're out of milk, so I need to go to the store and grab some so I can start my (late) day with coffee.

After reading Frisco Online today and the points of view on the constitutional amendment relating to gay men and lesbians, I decided to reordain myself. It's difficult to determine what title to give myself, as all of them sound so blah. This is where the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence have it made, as they have fabulous names For now I'm thinking of going with Pastor or Brother, but officially I'll sign everything Reverend (as that was what I was ordained as).

The creed of my church is still being worked on, however I'm thinking that it will base it's foundation on the Humanist Manifesto with a gay leaning - naturally

More soon.