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I can't believe that I made this oversight yesterday.  I guess I was so rapt up in moving to the groove that I just failed to blog about it. You HAVE to download this song, and listen to it.  It's a “mash up” of four songs by four artists (Scissor Sisters, Aretha Franklin, Beatles and… Continue reading

I promise that tomorrow I will spend some time catching up on my blog (as in posting updates from what occured during the week).  Let's just say that there is press, rattlesnakes and red-necks involved.  Intrigued? You should be!

I have just had to had finished the longest game of Munchkin … EVER!  Bobby and Ian invited over a couple of peoples for dinner and a games night. I should say GAME night, as we only got to play one game.  Jai was over with Drew and a friend (Paul, (the guy Jai is… Continue reading

Now for those of you who know me, you know that I do like my Starbucks.  towleroad is a blog that I'm loving just as much.  Now the two have merged.  In a recent post, you can click on the new corporate song for Starbucks, performed to the music of – you guessed – “We… Continue reading

I've spent countless hours awake thinking about this, and I'm so glad that Towleroad posted this tidbit to clarify, and set my mind at ease. Something's finally been cleared up. Scholars have finally decided that the cock on Michelangelo's David is not too small. While David has always been seen as a model for physical… Continue reading

I've been slack at updating my blog this week, so I will be spending the day catching up on blogs, and my own random thoughts.  You have been warned.

I just got through uploading some of my essays from my Comparative Religion course that I participated in last semester.  You can review these over at my website. 

This is a line from a movie I watched last night, called “Food of Love.”  Starring Kevin Bishop, Juliet Stevenson, Paul Rhys and Allan Corduner, it deals with a young man (Kevin Bishop) dealing with growing up and exploring his sexuality.  It's based on David Leavitt's (Language of the Lost Cranes) book “The Page Turner.” … Continue reading

I have just finished cleaning the kitchen – or the dishes that were piled high in the kitchen. Normally this would be a bad thing, but I was working off all the calories that I put on while creating the dirty dishes along with some of our friends.  Brian decided that we needed to have… Continue reading