In a stubborn mood , I can be an inspiration for any ass , but some mules still love me.
THINGS I'VE HEARD
"If you need to shave, and you still collect baseball cards, you're gay. If you're a kid, the cards are keepsakes of your idols. If you're a grown man, they're pictures of men."
Breakfast started with a piece of fruit and ended with bunches of other good stuff.When we got to the convention we encountered some super heroes including my fave Robin.We then visited my friend Brian who had to be the only person wearing a sweatshirt in San Diego.He owns Super 7 and I love him and depend on him for so much in my collecting adventure.In-N Out was our lunch destination.Their cheeseburgers and fries are awesome.After lunch we headed back to the convention to the Funko Booth for the raffle drawing and meeting up with other funatics where petting the Sleestak became a daily routine.Thats Bo the mountain man and super nice guy with the beard.Dinner was at Dick's Last Resort and while waiting outside for our groups table Ron stuck his tongue out and I got Superman to Pose by the Phone Booth.Once seated they give you hats to wear that say crazy things.it was time to call it a day and head to our Bed but before that a ride from the Turkish Taxi Boi around the city where I saw the Skater Boi.
included Breakfast at our Bed and Breakfast and a Skater Boi of course and Waiting in Line for hours to get our Comic Con passes then a trek to Tivoli the oldest bar in the Gaslamp district for some lunch where we happened upon our favorite bicycle taxi driver who is from Turkey.We then went to Hard Rock Hotel so that a friend could pick up some items in the gift shop for a friend of his in Indiana.While at the Hard Rock we came across some cool surfers. On our way back to the convention as it was getting time to open we passed a few shirtless guys and met Batman.We made it inside and ventured to the Funko Booth we had help set up the night before.The Giant Sleestak was there.
The Weekend Theater will be bringing us the play SOUTHERN BAPTIST SISSIES August 22 thru September 6th.Southern Baptist Sissies is about love and acceptance for gays that have felt excluded from the church.The play ends with a message of hope that God loves us all.
mayday mayday
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mayday!
four May Days so far.
day 1...
another first time sighting of a bird!
or maybe they were here in the past and i just never noticed them. but i
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"The Divine Sister"
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Years ago, I attended the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center's Cabaret Symposium.
It was basically a boot camp for cabaret singers. An extremely expensive
boot ...