in honor of this 4th of july weekend, i will be traveling for the very first time to new orleans for the:
i'm so friggin' excited! my mom randomly emailed me and said she had tickets, and so i decided to make a go of it, and head on down to meet her. it's destined to be an incredibly fun weekend. i absolutely love music, and am drooling over all of the artists i'm going to see: Jill Scott, J. Holiday, Kanye West, Rhianna, and Mary J. Blige to name a few...
on top of all of that, i'll finally get to see new orleans! i've always wanted to go, ans so I'll be staying an extra day or so to take in all the sites. i can't wait to stroll through the french quarter and try the beignets at cafe du monde!
happy 4th of july, everyone! :-)
this weekend is the gay pride celebration here in new york. usually, i'm like the first of my friends in line to organize our little group's participation in the festivities. this year, i'm just not into it. it's almost as if i'd just rather not be gay this year... i'm just kind of over it.
every year you see the same thing- the drag queens, the hot shirtless men, the flamboyant youngsters- and this year i just feel extremely detached. i'm proud to be gay, and understand the importance of the parade (especially this year now that gay marriage is legal in california), but i'd just rather stay at home and work than be in the city watching the parade and joining in on the party.
i have a few projects that are really starting to take form, and the excitement is almost 10 times as intense as attending the parade would be. i just want to keep working to make some of my dreams come true. that's pride, right?
so i'm staying in this year. to those of you heading out to party this weekend, have a great time, and happy pride!! :-)
a couple of days ago, i bought one of those PUR water filters that go on your kitchen faucet. when i got home to set it up, i found that my current faucet, being old as fuck, is not compatible with my new filtering device.
yesterday, being in something of an overton wakefield jones mood, i skipped down to the home depot and bout a really nice chrome faucet for my kitchen sink. the box read, "easy to install," which of course made me extremely happy given the fact that i had no idea what i was doing. unfortunately, though, my existing faucet really could give a rats ass about how much work it would take for me to remove it.
as such, i spent the better part of the evening, trying to remove probably 20 years of grease and grime from the bolts in order for me to take the faucet off. the bolts were very hard to reach and were stuck on so tight that i had to bend and move some parts of the pipe in order to reach it. bending the pipes, however proved to be quite detrimental. one of the pipes ended up bursting, leaving me soaked in nasty, smelly pipe water. ewww! needless to say, the faucet never got changed.
and what's worse is that today, after washing and lathering up like a mug, i still smell like dirty old pipe water. not cute. not cute at all!
note to self: you are NOT a handyman, will!
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as we all know, i'm an incredibly huge movie fan! have been as long as i can remember. in college, i spent my spare evenings in the basement- curled up in one of my handmade blankets (yes i crochet!), watching movies and eating popcorn; and one evening, i came across the movie, "living out loud," starring holly hunter and queen latifah, but with a "special" appearance by:
in this movie, eddie played a really hot masseuse who visits holly hunter's character after she'd had a drunken (and somewhat embarassing) night out. this entire scene, was all about eddie! this boy's body is so amazing- particular his mouthwatering bubble of an ass!
i know those of you who saw this movie seriously considered (if only for a moment) callin' a "masseuse" from the paper after feeling everything that eddie was giving in that scene. and for those of you who haven't seen this bit of orgazmic goodness, here:
if you're like me, you've probably rewound the scene (or parts of it) like 20 times before going on to do anything else [read: read the rest of this blog post].
today happens to be eddie's 35th birthday! what better day to take the opportunity to get on our knees (in thankful prayer, bitches!), and thank the good lawd for the yummy deliciousness that is mr. eddie cibrian!
good job, jesus! and happy birthday, eddie! :-)