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Sep. 21st, 2009
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Sep. 21st, 2009 06:43 pmI have a shirt I got with Nicole in SF around...many years ago...from a place I don't know whether it still exists: Chocolate Heaven. It has the name on the back and the front says "Dip me in chocolate and call me desert." It's been said it is very me.
Artfully chocolate is starting a new Wed night party - chocolate fountain running from 6-9pm, and while it is on they are selling 1/2 priced "dip me in chocolate and call me desert" t-shirts from ACKC. I will be hanging and shopping.
Disclosure - I don't actually like the chocolate fountain so I may get cocoa or an aztec brownie sundae.
Obama on Letterman tonight.
And now, how about a (rare) moment to talk about me. blink blink
I am noticing the more casual my dress, which is to say "dressed like an angry teen trying to convince everyone around him he is dangerous" I am super polite and extra nice to everyone because they are put off by my appearance. So, maybe I could not look scary? I'm not sure what that means exactly, but I'm wondering about being more public friendly. I might just dress like a clown (ok more so, only this time on purpose). Or ... well I don't like myself in work drag of any type.
My gay haircut is almost 2 months old and today I noticed the back is curling up. It's official - too much time in Baltimore and you wind up with a mullet.
Artfully chocolate is starting a new Wed night party - chocolate fountain running from 6-9pm, and while it is on they are selling 1/2 priced "dip me in chocolate and call me desert" t-shirts from ACKC. I will be hanging and shopping.
Disclosure - I don't actually like the chocolate fountain so I may get cocoa or an aztec brownie sundae.
Obama on Letterman tonight.
And now, how about a (rare) moment to talk about me. blink blink
I am noticing the more casual my dress, which is to say "dressed like an angry teen trying to convince everyone around him he is dangerous" I am super polite and extra nice to everyone because they are put off by my appearance. So, maybe I could not look scary? I'm not sure what that means exactly, but I'm wondering about being more public friendly. I might just dress like a clown (ok more so, only this time on purpose). Or ... well I don't like myself in work drag of any type.
My gay haircut is almost 2 months old and today I noticed the back is curling up. It's official - too much time in Baltimore and you wind up with a mullet.