This reminds me of that rule in fashion so often ignored, “just because they make it in your size doesn’t mean you should wear it.”
Source: Laughing Squid
This reminds me of that rule in fashion so often ignored, “just because they make it in your size doesn’t mean you should wear it.”
Source: Laughing Squid
Photo Source: Yahoo News
These two classy Bostonians (actually Cantabrigians) still look great. How I wish they were a gay couple who purchased the condo next door. I can imagine evenings playing scrabble and long, serious discussions about which designer on Project Runway we like best.
Cocktail enthusiasts rejoice! The Boston Cocktail Summit, the first-ever city-wide cocktail event will take place October 4-6, 2012.
Part convention, part festival, the 3-day celebration known as The Boston Cocktail Summit features Boston’s cocktail culture and highlights the city’s fascinating history of mixology, breweries, wineries, and distilleries, while offering educational programs for professionals and amateurs alike. All told there are approximately 75 official events.
The Boston Phoenix does an excellent job helping thirsty summit goers figure out what is available in their article Booze Your Own Adventure.
Want to learn more? Purchase tickets to one of the events? Visit the event website, BostonCocktailSummit.com.
Mom & Lil’ Brother (fantastic LGBT allies) support Ref 74
Last month I wrote about The Seattle Times “I do” social media campaign supporting the Marriage Equality referendum on their ballot in November. To show my support, each day this week I will post photos of people posing with The Seattle Times “I do” sign.
Will you speak out and show your support?
If you would like me to post a picture of you, please download this PDF, take a picture with this sign, and email it to: BosGuymail@gmail.com.
Who else supports Marriage Equality check out I do 74.
Periodically, my sister emails me conversations she has with her kids. Last week she sent the following email:
AUSTIN: Mommy, when you’re born are you naked or do you have clothes on?
MOM: Naked, Austin. Everyone is naked when they are first born.
AUSTIN: Giggle. Giggle… Isn’t it so funny that everyone is born naked? Is it awkward?
The way this guy was jumping, twirling and scaling walls made me wonder if he was channeling Spiderman. I wish I could do this, but I’d probably end up on a stretcher going to the hospital.
Steve Frayne may be the most famous magician / illusionist I’ve never heard of before. Frayne is the U.K.’s version of David Blaine. Perhaps best known for walking across the Thames, I loved this new video.
Take a moment to watch this amazing video
If you loved that check out this.
My favorite story of the week isn’t even a story that I posted on my blog. According to a post from Izzoiz.com, The Dallas Cowboys lost the bid for the domain Cowboys.com so when fans click on that site the will see:
All I have to say is GiddyUp
Source: PFLAG
According to a Gallup poll, the percentage of Americans who believe marriage equality should be recognized by the law has increased dramatically from approximately 28% in 1996 to approximately 54% of the general population in 2011.
An ABC News/Washington Post poll reinforces this trend by showing that the strength of support for marriage equality outstrips the strength of opposition. Today, 39% of Americans strongly support marriage equality while only 32% strongly oppose it.
It will be interesting to see how same sex marriage ballot initiatives fare this November in the four states featured in the above graphic.
Earlier this week I wrote about Museum Day, which is a nationwide event that allows people to visit participating museums for free today.
Simply download tickets on the Smithsonian website to receive free admission for 2 people today. To see what museums near you are participating visit, www.smithsonianmag.com/museumday.