Tag Archives: Reblogs

November 25

LB, TB, LG, or Transgender

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Originally posted on Ms.Cheng's Corner:
If you cruised around the Lesbians society in Cambodia, you would likely encounter constant mentioning of “LB”, “LG”,“TB”. These trends sort of just caught on, and nobody knows for sure about the words’ origins, or their definite usages. As a part of this community from 2011 follow through to 2012,…

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November 22

New Addition #labrador #puppy

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Originally posted on ghostnapped:
Okay I know I blog about the dogs a lot, but you know you love it. They are a big part of our lives and my writing. I have missed my sweet boy Obi as has my Little Man Stitch. They were quite a pair. Anyway it is time to make…

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November 19

Why Hans Zimmer Got the Job You Wanted (And You Didn’t)

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Via Soundtracks and Trailer Music. I worked for Hans Zimmer for about 8 years, 5 of which were in a studio at Remote Control, his facility in Santa Monica. Since leaving Remote, many people have said to me, usually in a conspiratorial tone of voice, things like this: Hans doesn’t really write his own music. […]

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November 17

How’s Your Friend?

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by YOUR HEAD FAG IN CHARGE It’s a Tuesday. I’ve stopped at my grandparents for a quick visit. Anyone who’s met them knows they’re delightful people and not just in the way that all grandparents are. We catch up and have a few laughs before I say I have to head home to make dinner.…

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November 14

What It Feels Like to Be on Welfare

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via the Huffington Post. By Brenda Della Casa Author of “Cinderella was a Liar”; Owner & Editor-in-Chief: Staggered Magazine; Editor-in-Chief, Preston Bailey Designs; Founder & Editor-in-Chief: Life In Style http://www.bdclifeinstyle.com Not too long ago, I woke up, grabbed my iPhone and popped onto Facebook to see what I had missed since falling asleep. What can […]

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November 10

30 Things To Do Before You Die

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Via Mind Body Green. Most bucket lists include things like, “Go on an adventure in a far-off land,” “Learn a new language,“ or “Buy a dream car.” Although all these experiences can make our lives more exciting, the reason we crave these activities goes a little deeper. What drives each of these desires is one common connector, an innate […]

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October 26

Gay Couples, Choosing to Say ‘I Don’t’

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<nyt_text> When the Supreme Court struck down the Defense of Marriage Act in June, Brian Blatz, 47, marched into the kitchen of Fiddleheads, the restaurant in Jamesburg, N.J., that he owns with Dan Davis, 58. “DOMA is dead,” Mr. Blatz said, before the pair turned their attention to opening the restaurant for lunch. And last […]

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October 16

The Story of Mew

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via My Three Kitties’ Blog A hiker was just finishing his excursion, and was heading back to his jeep when he heard something making “mew” sounds up ahead. He was concerned and ran forward only to discover this little tiny rat curled up into a ball. Confused, he tapped it lightly with his foot, and […]

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October 15

This Man Just Got Divorced. Then He Wrote This Epic Marriage Advice.

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via ViralNova Below are 20 wise marriage tips from a man that was recently divorced. You wouldn’t normally think that a divorced man would give good advice on being a husband, but this man has been through enough hardship to know what is worth fighting for: MARRIAGE ADVICE I WISH I WOULD HAVE HAD: Obviously, […]

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October 14

18 Life Lessons Learned From Traveling The World

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via Thought Catalog. I never thought I would still be nomadic. My original round-the-world trip was only supposed to last one year before I went back home, found a “real” job, settled down, and by now, be married, have a house, 2.5 children, and complain about my retirement fund to my friends. Yet life took […]

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