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Yosemite & the Effects of Granite on Thunder
I left San Francisco on the 21st, equinox. I didn't learn this fact until reminded of it while visiting my friends, the Kings, in Livermore. As fate would have it, I had stopped by Dark Carnival on my way eastward to replace a hardcover I'd recently given away (as well as stopping by zachary's for a half-baked that fed me for days) and what do I ( Read more... ) -
Las Vegas, Santa Cruz, Monterey and San Francisco
I'm spending three weeks on walkabout while my brother and his family are enjoying Snug Harbor down by the sea. I flew into Las Vegas on Sunday the 14th, was graciously picked up by Mr. Craig Brown and taken to their new, opulent, temporary digs. Their water-damaged home grows closer to restoration, and they're more than ready to be able to come ( Read more... ) -
What it takes.
It has been just over a year, I see, since I last posted to this journal. A shame, as there are a great many things that happened during the past year that I'd like to be able to recall with greater clarity. The most important thing that happened during the last year was my relationship with T. After years of friendship and flirting, we became a ( Read more... ) -
Down & Dirty
I'm starting work on the sexy CD for this year's collection of themed mix CDs for Faire. I'm soliciting suggestions for sexy songs to put on it. Having 'down' or 'dirty' in the song title earns bonus points, but it's really song quality and sexiness that I'm looking for.
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Dangerous Fun
Almost forgot a highlight of the Coba trip. In a lagoon bordering the ruins we saw a crocodile that was being fed by three young boys. While the croc sat not three meters away from them, they placed a cut-off clear two liter bottle in the water. A minute or two later, they'd retrieve it and reach in to pull out the little fish that'd gotten ( Read more... )
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