- Donald Duck,
- Cheeto, and
- Tweety
I ask everyone to please stop this. Donald Duck, Cheetos and the Tweety Bird don't deserve the disparagement.
'Nuff said.
Monday, February 20, 2017
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
How do I know I am getting older?
Simple.
Someone I chatted with only recalls the Hurst/Olds from the 1980s.
I know that because I asked, "If you had a choice, Hurst/Olds or Gran Sport Skylark?"
I got a blank stare.
Full disclosure. Thanks to my grandfather being a Buick dealer, we were brought up believing that you really would rather have a Buick so I am biased there.
Perhaps I should have said, "Hurst/Olds or Grand National Regal?"
And as far as I am concerned, the latter because it had climate control / set the temperature and forget it air conditioner.
Someone I chatted with only recalls the Hurst/Olds from the 1980s.
I know that because I asked, "If you had a choice, Hurst/Olds or Gran Sport Skylark?"
I got a blank stare.
Full disclosure. Thanks to my grandfather being a Buick dealer, we were brought up believing that you really would rather have a Buick so I am biased there.
Perhaps I should have said, "Hurst/Olds or Grand National Regal?"
And as far as I am concerned, the latter because it had climate control / set the temperature and forget it air conditioner.
Monday, February 6, 2017
Prep work
Well, the time is approaching to head back to America's Finest City / 664Landia, and I still need to do stuff to get ready. Most of it is trivial, but still a pain.
I really can use a housemate break.
And here is the other problem. Opportunities to do X rated stuff here are few and far between.
I need to work on that if I am going to stay sane on this end.
Anyway, back to getting stuff done.
I really can use a housemate break.
And here is the other problem. Opportunities to do X rated stuff here are few and far between.
I need to work on that if I am going to stay sane on this end.
Anyway, back to getting stuff done.
Saturday, February 4, 2017
Happy February and let's play catch up.
Better yet, I am now missing Rick.
Here's why.
According to the rumor mill, the newly crowned Miss Universe has a (drum roll, please) GIRLFRIEND!
Rick would have so much fun pretending to clutch pearls over that one.
Here's why.
According to the rumor mill, the newly crowned Miss Universe has a (drum roll, please) GIRLFRIEND!
Rick would have so much fun pretending to clutch pearls over that one.
Sunday, January 29, 2017
An awards show
The Oscar nominees are out.
So are the Razzie nominees.
Guess I should do a 2016 awards show too.
Stay tuned.
So are the Razzie nominees.
Guess I should do a 2016 awards show too.
Stay tuned.
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Coming Soon to a 664 Area Code near you.
And no it's not Montserrat, it's Tijuana.
Housemate's dad is headed back in February, and the timing is probably perfect because housemate has one tragic flaw that drives me nuts.
It seems that he has one and only one reaction to when he doesn't get his way / things don't go according to his plan. He throws a temper tantrum hoping that if it last's long enough, people will do things his way just to shut him up.
I am reminded about the song by Adrian Belew called, "Oh, Daddy," where one of the lines is, "Don't hold your breath, because you may turn blue." and that is the theme of my responses when doing something so that he HAS his way is not feasable.
Oh, and this is why he isn't getting his way this round. Daddy is coming to town and he doesn't want anything to do with him, even though he does work for him as an independent contractor.
And that brings up what I am pondering. After I said, "Bye," after my Dad said, "Leave and don't ever come back" I froze my posterior off in Denver, moved to San Francisco, went through three relationships and embarked on an interesting career path. I think I learned a lesson there, but after seeing and knowing the facts and circumstances of why housemate and his dad have such a poor relationship, I wonder if I learned MY lesson the easy way by seeing what might have happened had I not left?
Either way, I do realize that I did the right thing. In the end that may be all that matters.
Housemate's dad is headed back in February, and the timing is probably perfect because housemate has one tragic flaw that drives me nuts.
It seems that he has one and only one reaction to when he doesn't get his way / things don't go according to his plan. He throws a temper tantrum hoping that if it last's long enough, people will do things his way just to shut him up.
I am reminded about the song by Adrian Belew called, "Oh, Daddy," where one of the lines is, "Don't hold your breath, because you may turn blue." and that is the theme of my responses when doing something so that he HAS his way is not feasable.
Oh, and this is why he isn't getting his way this round. Daddy is coming to town and he doesn't want anything to do with him, even though he does work for him as an independent contractor.
And that brings up what I am pondering. After I said, "Bye," after my Dad said, "Leave and don't ever come back" I froze my posterior off in Denver, moved to San Francisco, went through three relationships and embarked on an interesting career path. I think I learned a lesson there, but after seeing and knowing the facts and circumstances of why housemate and his dad have such a poor relationship, I wonder if I learned MY lesson the easy way by seeing what might have happened had I not left?
Either way, I do realize that I did the right thing. In the end that may be all that matters.
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Another View of the Subject
I remember a discussion somewhere in alternative sexuality land where someone asked how to tell someone they were interested in that, "I don't want to be A slave. I want to be YOUR slave."
I was reminded of this through an encounter in online dating land today with someone who would love to have me send him a slave application. I don't know what will come of it, but I think I will send him one because he made a valid point this morning.
I told him about the fact that I spent five years taking care of Rick in his demented state. He responded by stating that I deserved someone to serve me in light of what I did for Rick. I never looked at it that way, but I also see his point for a few reasons.
Besides taking care of Rick, I think I may have lead a rougher life than most. And if not taking care of Rick, I have spent a lot of time struggling to take care of myself. Maybe those circumstances make me intrigued about the idea that someone would serve me.
Anyway, it's something to think about.
I was reminded of this through an encounter in online dating land today with someone who would love to have me send him a slave application. I don't know what will come of it, but I think I will send him one because he made a valid point this morning.
I told him about the fact that I spent five years taking care of Rick in his demented state. He responded by stating that I deserved someone to serve me in light of what I did for Rick. I never looked at it that way, but I also see his point for a few reasons.
Besides taking care of Rick, I think I may have lead a rougher life than most. And if not taking care of Rick, I have spent a lot of time struggling to take care of myself. Maybe those circumstances make me intrigued about the idea that someone would serve me.
Anyway, it's something to think about.
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