Sergio and I are at the beach today. I’m going to be on the look out for these unflattering tan lines. Much thanks to Seduced By The New blog for sharing.
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Saturday morning coffee
Coffee should be black as hell, strong as death and as sweet as love.
-Turkish Proverb
Saturday morning comic: Adam and Andy
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ADAM & ANDY is set in the fictional New England town of Woodfield, CT. You can learn more about this strip by visiting, adamandandy.com. To see previous Adam and Andy cartoons link here.
Bonus fur
Enjoy your weekend and thanks for stopping by to check out my blog.
TGIF
Have a great weekend and thanks for checking out my blog today.
Free Fun Fridays for July 15
Larz Anderson Auto Museum in Brookline
The Highland Street Foundation is sponsoring Free Fun Fridays again. The program was created to increase access and enrichment opportunities for the public to enjoy throughout Massachusetts during the summer months. This week enjoy the following free venues thanks to the Highland Street Foundation: Edward M. Kennedy Institute, Larz Anderson Museum and more.
For more details visit here: Free Fun Fridays – July 15.
La fête du 14-juillet a.k.a. Bastille Day
Bastille Day is a great excuse to post this photograph of American born model, Alexander Masson, who I posted on this day last year as well.
Vintage gay
Ned Warren and John Marshall, 1895 – Boston, MA
Edward Perry Warren, better known as Ned Warren, was an American art collector and the author of works proposing an idealized view of homosexual relationships. Ned commissioned an “anatomically enhanced” version of Rodin’s The Kiss (Le Baiser), telling the sculptor that he wanted the male figure to have a prominent penis. Although earlier versions of this statue did not feature a visible male sex organ, Rodin happily complied. This sculpture, turned down by museums in America for being too explicit, now resides at London’s Tate Gallery.
You can read more about Ned and John’s rather remarkable relationship here.
Outside the Box opens today
Source: Outside the Box
After a brief hiatus Boston’s Outside the Box is back from July 13 – 17. The Boston Common will once again be transformed into a massive performing arts festival designed to engage and entertain. And it is all for free. From theater to dance, the symphony to indie bands, classic to cutting edge.
Some of this year’s participating acts include Blue Man Group, Boston Ballet, Chris Daughtry, Lea Delaria, Sarah Barrios, and Smash Mouth to name a few.
Word of the day: Bear Chaser
I like to think of my blog as an important, educational site that can help you expand your vocabulary. In honor of Bear Week in Provincetown, today’s vocabulary word is Bear Chaser
Bear Chaser (/ber ˈCHāsər/noun)
Definition: A gay man who pursues bears.
Example: This week Ptown is overrun with Bear Chasers.
Caption this photo
Each Wednesday morning I post a photograph and ask readers to offer a funny caption. Hopefully the caption below inspires you to share a few of your own.
Playing Footsie
See Significant Other at SpeakEasy before it opens on Broadway
Joshua Harmon’s comedy of modern love SIGNIFICANT OTHER will be opening on Broadway in early 2017, but you can catch the show this September when it makes its Boston Premiere at SpeakEasy Stage. Single tickets will go on sale next week on Thursday, July 21 and you can save $15 using the code SPK15. Read more about the play, cast and how to get your tickets here.
About Significant Other: From Joshua Harmon, author of the hit play Bad Jews, comes a sharply observed new comedy about of the challenges of finding love and letting go. Jordan Berman and BFFs Kiki, Lauren, and Vanessa have been inseparable up until now; but as singles nights become bachelorette parties, Jordan starts to worry about his own prospects, and embarks on a series of romantic misadventures on a quest to find Mr. Right.
Matthew Breen editor-in-chief speaking on Orlando
One month ago the massacre in Orlando took place. Last month Matthew Breen, editor-in-chief of The Advocate responded with the anger and passion many (myself included) felt following the tragedy. Much thanks to Bob from I Should Be Laughing blog for sharing this.
“I’ve got something to say to those who would do us harm; to those right wing politicians and religious fanatics [The Advocate] too often covers: You cannot relentlessly discriminate against us and dehumanize us and then stand back and act shocked when someone takes your ideas into his black rotted heart and slaughters us in those places where we gather for community. We are not interested in your prayers unless they are followed up with action. And we do not accept that living in this country means lining up for a massive game of Russian roulette. There is no justification on earth for giving madmen access to mass murder machines. So listen up you Mitch McConnell’s, Pat McCrery’s, Wayne, LaPierre’s, Family Research Council, and all you bigots who methodically work to keep us down and keep the madmen armed, ‘You have f**ked with the wrong group of people.’ In case you have not been paying attention these last fifty years, this community is strong, resilient, very effective and mightily pissed off. We will not permit your insane brand of fundamentalism and we’re coming for your assault rifles, too.”
Words have meaning; words have consequences. Sticks and stones; words hurt sometimes worse than sticks and stones. They hurt like bullets.
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