Americans from coast to coast are enjoying the 4th of July holiday. If you are observing the holiday, I hope you are able to enjoy the day with friends and family.
I saw this photo on my friend’s fb page and couldn’t resist pilfering it.
Ms. Coco Peru made a special appearance at Ryan Landry’s “Show Girls” performance on Monday night. The show – the first since being kicked out of The Crown – was filled to capacity at The Pied and the audience included Broadway legend, Patti LuPone. In addition to Ms. Coco Peru and many other talented guests last night, Varla Jean Merman provided colorful commentary through the evening as co-emcee with Ryan.
I’ll be blogging much more about Ryan’s show after I get home, but thought I’d share this photo from after the show. Yes, that is a squeaky toy in Sergio’s pants. They were given out at the show… “Show Girls” is a classy act as one can imagine.
Tomorrow is one of the biggest holidays of the year for Americans. I’m spending the holiday on the beach in Provincetown. Curious what the 4th is like in Provincetown? Here is a video from all the fun last year.
Although it is not quite Independence Day, I’m already down in Provincetown so I thought I’d get a jump start on the holiday by including a patriotic Temptation Tuesday post. Hope you enjoy no matter where you happen to live.
The Boatslip is one of those places that has survived the test of time and become an institution – at least here in Ptown. Many who come to Provincetown will venture to at least one of the Boatslips daily Tea Dances which run from 4:00 – 7:00pm.
If you get tired of the sun and want to get off the deck, the dance floor is always a popular option; careful it gets sweaty in there.
For those who want to keep going there is actually a “late” Tea which occurs down the street at The Pied. Not quite as popular as the Boatslip it still can get a crowd as you can see.
Talk to you later… It’s 3:45 and I need to get ready for Tea.
Yesterday, after temperatures soared into the low 90s for a third day in a row, a bit of rain started to fall during afternoon Tea. The rain proved to be the perfect respite to all the sun and heat. As soon as the rain started, it seemed to end and this rainbow appeared over Provincetown harbor. I had a lot of fun relaxing by the water and seeing friends. Today has proven to be equally beautiful and relaxing.
Are you in Boston this week and looking for something out of the ordinary? Check out Jacques special show tonight at 10:30.
Hmm… perhaps some of those sailors in town for Boston Navy Week should check out this show too.
Each Monday I blog about profiles of men on Twitter who catch my eye and whom I think you may enjoy following. This week I’m away in Provincetown so the weekly post is taking a temporary hiatus. Enjoy some photos of past Men Of Twitter, and feel free to send me recommendations for future posts.
@WillFennell
@Deedos
@Bertomio
Stella Boston is an Italian restaurant in the South End that I enjoy for food and cocktails. The bar staff are among my favorite in the city and the crowd is always friendly.
Here I am with my former trainer, Stew, Sergio, and my current trainer, Kris. These guys are as friendly and nice as they are handsome. Both of them are great trainers at the South End Boston Sports Club (BSC).
I arrived in Ptown today. I had hoped to take the fast ferry, which is a 90-minute journey from Boston to Provincetown, but the ferry companies were completely sold out this weekend so we drove down. The drive was okay but I’m glad to be out of the car. I plan to spend the next four nights at the tip of the Cape in Ptown.
If you celebrate the 4th of July I’d like to wish you a pleasant holiday and hope you too can get away and relax a bit.
Recently I’ve seen several studies regarding potential health benefits of coffee; despite all the bad press that caffeine gets. Just last week I read about studies that claim coffee may lower the risk of heart failure.
Not one of these studies point out the reasons I like to drink coffee; first it definitely helps me wake up in the morning; second it suppresses my appetite in the afternoon; and lastly it keeps me warm when I’m cold which is nearly always.
Do you love coffee? Who cares what all those scientists are saying. What “benefits” do you derive from that delicious cup of java?
Provincetown will be full of guys who look like this as the tiny town fills with men from all over the world. The weather forecast shows temps ranging from the mid 80s to low 90s (25 – 30 C).
Have you seen this photo making the rounds on facebook?
