Random Musings Of A Mid-20th Century Gay Man On The Memories, Experiences, People, Animals & Things That He Loves To See, Hear, Read, Feel, Smell & Imbibe
Please, I beg of you! Stop making my days more expectant, brighter and just that little bit hazed in a distant sunrise. I am simply not used to enjoying reading a blog and then running off and buying a book simply because your write-up paints a picture I want to see for myself. I refer to the wonderful Nijinsky, of course. Thank you. I care for my severely disabled and blind partner (U.K), of thirty years and I know it may sound sad, but because I can never leave our home, I count my pooter as a friend and my partner? He's just as gorgeous as he was at nineteen - and I love him even more than I ever did. But I love the thought of your blog too, to follow someone for a little time most days and to send ou my best thoughts. Bless your heart in two places. Brian.
I am a mid-20th century gay man still trying to get a handle on how to live life with meaning. I live in Portland Oregon with my husband/partner of 32+ years & the terriers: Lulu & Junior.
As an actor I have been in over 150 full stage productions, 12 films/TV, over 50 commercials & voice overs.
Our home & garden in Seattle (1981-2001) were published several times & were featured in a "coffee table" book- Flea Market Decorating by Meredith Press. That garden was on the Seattle Art Museum's Tour Of Artists' Gardens in 1999.
We moved to Portland in a fit of middle age anxiety in 2001.
We spend our time & money working on our house & garden in a working class bungalow, in a working class neighborhood.
The old-ball-& chain & I are thought to be a little nutty. ME:
complicated &
opinionated &
neat-nick &
cocktail drinker, tree hugger & seeker.
Kinsey 6, Myers-Briggs ENFJ, Capricorn/Snake
Amen to that! Jx
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ReplyDeletePlease, I beg of you! Stop making my days more expectant, brighter and just that little bit hazed in a distant sunrise. I am simply not used to enjoying reading a blog and then running off and buying a book simply because your write-up paints a picture I want to see for myself. I refer to the wonderful Nijinsky, of course.
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I care for my severely disabled and blind partner (U.K), of thirty years and I know it may sound sad, but because I can never leave our home, I count my pooter as a friend and my partner? He's just as gorgeous as he was at nineteen - and I love him even more than I ever did. But I love the thought of your blog too, to follow someone for a little time most days and to send ou my best thoughts.
Bless your heart in two places.
Brian.
Now thats a coat! He looks a bit like a muppet (in a good way!).
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