BurningbirdIn a quiet moment of sharing, Jonathon Delacour wrote: Though I don’t believe in regrets, I have just one: that I don’t have a child. All my closest friends have children and every time they invite me to their homes, I feel a sense of gratitude that I’ve been able to share the intimacies of family life. […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Love means never having to say you’re sorry” The lamest line in the lamest movie of all time. If you don’t recognize the line, count your self lucky. Sorry, but I cheered when the babe died. I consider this movie a tie with “Titanic” for most likely to make you […]
If you know San Francisco than you know the Castro district. It’s colorful, interesting, lively, unique, and the center of gay activities in a city that’s known to be very gay friendly. All in all, it’s a fun place to walk, shop, whatever, because the people in the area are about the friendliest there are […]
Meryl and Mike Golby are both giving their opinions based on this term “moral equivalency”. Since neither is referencing my weblog, I am assuming that this effort on both their parts is related to something else other than my posts of this morning. Update: I hadn’t planned on pursuing this issue because “moral equivalency” is a lose/lose situation […]
Anger is good. No, scratch that. Anger is good, healthy, natural, and, at times, even a salvation. I’m not talking about the type of anger that makes you postal, has you clutch your heart and keel over, or that fills you with so much rage that you spit. I’m talking about the type of anger […]