Anyone following my tweets probably already noticed that I went to see Stop-Loss today. Although it was initially a toss-up between 21, Superhero Movie and Stop-Loss, I decided that of the three, this is the one I’ve most looked forward to, primarily because of Ryan Phillipe, Channum Tating, Joseph Gordon-Leavitt and Timothy Olyphant–four actors whose [...]
Not the most exciting Saturday on record. I spent most of the day doing homework.
A tip for anyone eating at St. Francis Fountain in San Francisco, if you see the place staffed entirely by waitresses, keep on walking. If any of the guys are working, and you’re reasonably sure they’ll be your server, go on [...]
Yes, yes, I know. I’m hilarious. For the record, I don’t remember the last time my work day was actually that slow. Now stop laughing at my superior wit and help me welcome another sister to the blogosphere. Jasmine Rebecca is already sharing tragic tales of rodent death (which are way more interesting than my lame-ass [...]
Since it took me hours of searching a the help of a friend, I thought I’d share with y’all an MP3 of the Horton Hears a Who version of “I Can’t Fight This Feeling Anymore.” It’s not on the official soundtrack, so it’s rare. I don’t know how long this link will stay active and [...]
Benjamin
I have a new nephew. Kaitlyn’s little brother Benjamin was born at 2:30 a.m. this morning. He’s from the branch of the family I’m not allowed to talk to (or something). He sure is a cutie, though.
More of my family members have gotten blog/website happy. Jessi, Rob, Craig and Callie are over here. Joanna, Kaitlyn, [...]
So I’m going to make my review of Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who! in three quick points. Unlike Alexia and Jayne, I quite enjoyed the movie (despite the anti-choice demonstrators trying to ruin it). This might be a movie more fun for adults. Here are the top three reasons I enjoyed the movie…
1. Horton’s [...]
Today was a perfect day in San Francisco. Warm, no wind, lots of crazy queers gathered in one place…
I went to the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence anniversary party in Mission Dolores Park, which includes the popular Hunky Jesus competition. Only in San Francisco does Easter become an opportunity for queer people to dress up in [...]
Once again, today’s strip is based on a true story… about 5 hours old.
On the way to see Dr. Seuss’s Horton Hears a Who, Jennifer called me to warn me that some anti-choice folks hanging out in front of the Metreon tricking people into taking fliers. Apparently this is going to be a thing. These [...]
I’m trying to decide between a movie or going to bed early. I messed up my neck last night and it’s been really sore all day, even with Tylenol. On the other hand, a movie might be a good way to relax from the week.
For the most part, I missed out on yesterday’s Anti-War protests. San Francisco was much more interesting than the anti-war protests I attended back in Utah. At least 150 people were arrested during the day.
I did see some of the protests during my lunch break. It looked more like a scene out of V for [...]
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