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cellboy1. Week? Balh! It's only Tuesday!
2. Friday was the usual with only some of the girls not all. Ending up at 440, to a very packed place, then dinner after at Cafe Mystique
3. Friend Griff had sort of organized or sort of organized going to the Hobart Building theater to see the premier of BAD HABITS: The Return of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, which explores the long and rich history of our Canadian Sisters and the birth of our newest mission in Vancouver, B.C.!
4. Griff did not know that tickets were to be purchased in advance (so much for him in th event planning lol). Good thing Mark had checked on Facebook. He saw they had sold out. He immediately called Sister Pat N Leather, who kindly held 4 tickets for us. We had to be there by 5 pm, or she would sell them to others.
5. So my afternoon doing errands was cut short. The only thing that I am happy to say, is that I purchased a Clipper Card. W the F did I ever think of doing that before? I have a FasTrak for bridge crossings should I need one (I was always up in Roseville when my mom was ill)
6. This card can be used on Muni, Bart, CalTrain. And I can add what ever value to it.
7. So with minutes to spare, we all met in the Castro (Griff, Ho, Mark, and I), then took the underground Muni to downtown. The weather was awful that day. What a perfect way to spend the day out of the elements.
8. The little theater had a small lobby, where the sisters served appetizers. There was also a bar for those that wanted to partake (I chose to drink only soda that day. Friday night just did it to me. I did however manage to do a good gym workout, Saturday morning in spite of my headache :)
9. The documentary was wonderful. All I can say is that it should of been a good half hour longer.
10. After, we all took Muni back to the Castro. I drove Mark home. I went home as well. With the storm and cold as it was, and being tired from the night before, staying in and passing out on the sofa watching TV was the next best thing... well almost
11. I spent a good two hours, responding, messaging, meeting new people on Grindr, and Scruff. This can be addictive! Hope it wears off!
12. Sunday was the usual morning stuff (Laundry, Gym). Then off to Furry Sunday at 440. One of the Scruff guys was there with his partner. Said my hello, then went to the back bar with the rest of our gang.
13. Monday was too busy! 3 applications to process, 4 reports to send to corporate, while being pestered by my maintenance man constantly (I swear he is on something. Non stop talk)
14. Today is a bit more quiet. So far....
15. Thursday, I may go out to Dining Out for Life in the Castro. Not sure as yet. I missed it last year.
2. Friday was the usual with only some of the girls not all. Ending up at 440, to a very packed place, then dinner after at Cafe Mystique
3. Friend Griff had sort of organized or sort of organized going to the Hobart Building theater to see the premier of BAD HABITS: The Return of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, which explores the long and rich history of our Canadian Sisters and the birth of our newest mission in Vancouver, B.C.!
4. Griff did not know that tickets were to be purchased in advance (so much for him in th event planning lol). Good thing Mark had checked on Facebook. He saw they had sold out. He immediately called Sister Pat N Leather, who kindly held 4 tickets for us. We had to be there by 5 pm, or she would sell them to others.
5. So my afternoon doing errands was cut short. The only thing that I am happy to say, is that I purchased a Clipper Card. W the F did I ever think of doing that before? I have a FasTrak for bridge crossings should I need one (I was always up in Roseville when my mom was ill)
6. This card can be used on Muni, Bart, CalTrain. And I can add what ever value to it.
7. So with minutes to spare, we all met in the Castro (Griff, Ho, Mark, and I), then took the underground Muni to downtown. The weather was awful that day. What a perfect way to spend the day out of the elements.
8. The little theater had a small lobby, where the sisters served appetizers. There was also a bar for those that wanted to partake (I chose to drink only soda that day. Friday night just did it to me. I did however manage to do a good gym workout, Saturday morning in spite of my headache :)
9. The documentary was wonderful. All I can say is that it should of been a good half hour longer.
10. After, we all took Muni back to the Castro. I drove Mark home. I went home as well. With the storm and cold as it was, and being tired from the night before, staying in and passing out on the sofa watching TV was the next best thing... well almost
11. I spent a good two hours, responding, messaging, meeting new people on Grindr, and Scruff. This can be addictive! Hope it wears off!
12. Sunday was the usual morning stuff (Laundry, Gym). Then off to Furry Sunday at 440. One of the Scruff guys was there with his partner. Said my hello, then went to the back bar with the rest of our gang.
13. Monday was too busy! 3 applications to process, 4 reports to send to corporate, while being pestered by my maintenance man constantly (I swear he is on something. Non stop talk)
14. Today is a bit more quiet. So far....
15. Thursday, I may go out to Dining Out for Life in the Castro. Not sure as yet. I missed it last year.
