I’m feeling a little overwhelmed with all I have to do to get ready for the AIDS/LifeCycle: laundry and pack up my stuff. They want us to take 4-6 sets of sheets, which seems excessive, considering that we won’t be working with draping, as everyone will be dressed.

In the meantime, it’s still not too late to make a donation to my fundraising efforts: For every $50 or higher donation, you will be in the drawing for a free two-hour massage, and for smaller donations, a drawing for a one-hour massage! Not in the area, then you can give t to a friend who is!

I worked yesterday, then went off with the SF Movie Bears to see Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End. OK, while it looked really good, you can save your money on this one, unless you are a CGI junkie, or trilogy completist. *irony* I do hope that the big studios eventually get over this trend of the effects taking center stage away from the story soon.*irony*

May 31st, 2007 | AIDS/LifeCycle, Life in San Francisco, Moviebears, Service | No comments

Sunday I caught a ride with Vic to Elk Grove. We both have sisters who live there, so he came and picked me up, and off we went to Sacramento. A fun conversation about our perspectives on relationships and the bear community. He dropped me off at my sister’s place and we decided that he’d pick me back up on his way out if I needed to. He’s a good guy.

My sister’s computer had a whole boatload of trojan horses on it from when this guy they had been helping out was using their computer - he was a total computer newbie and downloaded all sorts of crap onto it. I spent much of Sunday clearning stuff out, installing Firefox, burning the 6 recovery CDs. Afterward, the system is running much better.

Slept the night there, then this morning, Vel brought me to the train station and I hopped the 09:10 train to Richmond, and from there onto BART to Civic Center. Got home in time to shower, dress, and head back downtown for my massage muse appointment, only to find out upon arriving that he couldn’t make it. So, I hung out at my office, talked to a couple of walk-ins, and did my yoga.

Grabbed some supper at the food court, then moseyed my way home, and here I am again.

May 28th, 2007 | Family, Life in San Francisco | No comments