A Mississippi Love Story. I have a lot of heroes. My heroes are the ones who stay in the ring versus staying comfortably in the stands. This leads me to reblogging about a documentary “A Mississippi Love Story.” The documentary looks at boyfriends Eddie Outlaw and Justin McPherson who remained in their state to fight […]
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June
09
Inside U.S. Soccer’s March to Brazil and World Cup
posted by Daily Post from Bluxome Street
ESPN films produced a fantastic in-depth look at the United States men’s football camp for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. In the first episode, ESPN covers the various players from the team and head coach Jurgen Klinsmann, a World Cup champion as a player and former coach of Germany’s national team. Subsequent episodes shadow the coaches and players […]
AIDS LifeCycle: Day 1 (83 miles down, 462 miles to go)
posted by Daily Post from Bluxome Street
What always gets on AIDS LifeCycle are the mothers standing on the top of a hill with a photo of their son who lost the battle with AIDS. They say thank you. In fact, I should thank them. They get me through the day. But I digress… We rode out today from Cow Hollow excited, […]
May
31
AIDS LifeCycle: Day 0 (Orientation)
posted by Daily Post from Bluxome Street
Today I went to the Cow Palace for AIDS LifeCycle Orientation. Everyone has a reason why they ride. It is a question that we all ask ourselves. Why do we get up every day at 5 am, why do we take a week’s vacation to work our asses off, why do we ride 545 miles? For […]
May
26
The “New York Post” Nailed It
posted by Daily Post from Bluxome Street
“The New York Post” nailed in its coverage of Kim and Kanye’s nuptials. “Two jackasses got married in Italy Saturday,” the Post’s story begins. I won’t belabor the point, but the whole wedding and events leading up to it were intended for ratings. At best the whole event was obnoxious, at worst it distracted us […]
May
25
A long time ago in a galaxy not so far away…
posted by Daily Post from Bluxome Street
So I am not a Star Wars fan (I grew up watching Star Trek). But as a lover of pop culture and history I can appreciate Star Wars. The movie opened up 37 years ago today. Here are some facts about the movie to hold you over while you get dressed in your best Darth […]
May
24
7 Days…
posted by Daily Post from Bluxome Street
In 7 days, I ride out on AIDS LifeCycle (ALC). It isn’t that I am scared. I am terrified. Yes this is my second ALC and I know the road, I know what to expect, I know that I can do it. For me this is cause is deeply personal and I want to do […]
May
18
Grey’s Anatomy: Cristina & Meredith Goodbye Dance
posted by Daily Post from Bluxome Street
The twisted sisters are no more. Cristina Yang left Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital and best friend Meredith Grey to fulfill her potential in Switzerland on the “Grey’s Anatomy” season finale Thursday. Why do we love Cristina Yang? Well I think Cosmopolitan said it best: “She’s one of the first characters on television to prove that […]
May
11
The most selfish act
posted by Daily Post from Bluxome Street
“But in the end one needs more courage to live than to kill himself.” ― Albert Camus A college buddy and roommate killed himself last week. I don’t really know how you sum up a life or friendship. Vaughn Shain Alexander was smart, witty, and the kind of guy everyone admired. One of his friends posted […]
May
08
57 Things I’ve learned about being gay in my 20s
posted by Daily Post from Bluxome Street
Originally posted on THE MODERN GAY GUIDE TO LIFE:
They say that it’s in your 20s when you really learn who you are and who you want to be. While I don’t know yet if thats true, I’ve certainly learned a lot about myself, about other people and what it means to be a gay 20-something.…
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