Archive for November, 2004

I’m back from Denver with my menfolk and am tired. I’ll start posting some stuff tomorrow when I wake up. Hooray for being home, and yet boo for being home.

Just a short entry to let everyone know that I am having a great time here in Longmont so far. I’ll be going to take a tour of the massage school I am interested in attending in about an hour. mattycub is already back in Dallas, and Bob had to go back to New Mexico yesterday, so it’s just jeffbear63 and I here now.

I’m flying back tomorrow, and will write more then.

Well, I’m all packed up and ready to hit the rack. This time tomorrow I’m hopeful to be hip-deep in my menfolk’s lovin’.

Happy Birthday, tardis!!

while chatting with bitterlawngnome tonight, he found this ad on Philadelphia’s Craig’s List.

I am getting really excited. My trip to my Menfolk is just two days away. Less, really, as my flight leaves SFO at 08:24 Wednesday morning. Happy, happy, happy!

While checking out Craig’s List this evening, I came across this ad in Activity Partners:

lookin for men wear hairpiece to hang out (russian hill)

I am looking for man who wears hairpiece to hang out for movie, dinning, body building, etc…. about me, 36, 5′6, 155lbs, non-smoker, fit & healthy asian male, into body building, movie, traveling, etc. Email me if interested.

I made dinner tonight again. I cooked a cup of white rice, and placed a 1/3 stick of butter in it when it was done. I took about a 1/2 stick of butter and sauteed a package of those chicken and apple w/chardonnay sausages from Trader Joe’s, along with a pound of frozen cut green beans. When the beans were just al dente, I added about 4 oz. of cream to the pan, along with kosher salt and a generous quantity of freshly cracked black pepper. I served the sausages and beans over the rice in a bowl with chopsticks. We had a simple salad of romaine hearts, and cameo apples for dessert. Deelish! dhpbear and I totally mao’d out!

The Coastside Freecycle Yahoo! Group Moderator had a link to his site in his .sig file, so I followed it to his site, where I found the Foreign Groceries Museum, a collection of images of grocery products, mostly from Japan, but other places, too. Fascinating stuff.

Well, it’s time to make dinner.