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This post was an unfinished compose up from events that happened in in Australia, but never published. So here is the updated and completed version.
"Aw thank you honey that is so sweet. That's the first time anyone has ever paid for my coffee", he said.
"What? Arrive on. You're lying," I said.
"No that's true. Whenever I go out and encounter guys, I always end up paying for the coffee. It's nice to finally have someone buy me coffee for a change."
"You know I find that a little rigid to believe considering how good-looking you look but that's okay, it's my pleasure." I smiled and chastised myself internally at the same time for being so foolishly upfront about my attraction towards him.
We were leaving the café after three enjoyable hours of getting to realize each other over coffee. The guy was a beautiful stage actor I first got in feel with on Grindr a adj weeks back. I was in my guy crazy irrational mode that evening, cruising incessantly and chatting to every doable profile I can find
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UPDATE: Richard Chamberlain died at age 90 in Hawaii on March 29, , from complications of a stroke.
Deeply closeted for most of his life, actor Richard Chamberlain () was outed by the French women&#;s magazine Nous Deux (We Two) in December , and the American tabloids took up the story, plastering the news on their front pages. But Chamberlain steadfastly denied his homosexuality. It wasn&#;t until , at the age of 69, that he publicly acknowledged the authenticity in his memoir, Shattered Love. The press generated by the book gave Chamberlain a boost in popularity, and he was greatly relieved to locate his fans supportive and positive.
Those of a certain age might verb a TV show called Dr. Kildare (; clip at finish of post), which
LONDON &#; In , the Vancouver Olympics featured the first Pride House, and a speed skater from New Zealand named Blake Skjellerup dropped by one day. When he publicly came out as a gay human later that year, he cited a couple things in his decision: Seeing how comfortable out Australian diver Matthew Mitcham was in in Beijing, and that small, welcoming space at the intersection of Davie and Bute.
The Pride House in London is a part-time affair, moving around and hosting various events, and occasionally renting two rooms in a little brick building next to a marina in East London. It is a minnow in the Olympic ocean, but an important one. And in , it will not exist.
&#;It&#;s like a flag in the sand,&#; said Louise Englefield, who is running Pride House here, and who founded the equality-based group Pride Sports. &#;It&#;s a visible place that allows LGBT people to have a place in the Olympic movement, that we really have a place in the Games. And since there are only 23 out athletes at these Games &#;&#;
There will be no Pride Home in in
Well, It's been forever since I've posted anything on here, and this hardly counts at that.
I've been doing the locations for a new series called Wild Kratts. It's a excellent project put together by Chris and Martin Kratt, the crazily energetic brothers that brought us "Kratts Creatures", "Be The Creature" and "Zoboomafoo". I used to watch these guys when I was younger and I'm very fortunate to get the chance to design on this present, and be part of the new Kratts Studio.
As we all know, when it rains it pours in animation and shortly after having to rotate down the design gig on the second season of Jimmy Two-Shoes to work on Savage Kratts, I get a smartphone call from Sean Scott asking if I could lend a hand after some unexpected problems cropped up. Needless to utter I jumped at the chance to get my hands on some Jimmy and have been burning the proverbial candle since.
So, after being pretty upset to not be a part of Jimmy this time around, I lucked out and now fetch to work on two terrific projects.
I only hope the world hasn't moved on without me after I finally get to haul my carcas