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I hope you had a nice view as you held the ladder while he squeezed up into the attic.

I’ve met him regularly when he lived in NYC. Great ass and very nimble in bed. Very affectionate and would see him again.

One of my colleagues had an elderly uncle who became widower and he went back to the old country (southern italy) and married a 20 year old prostitute. Everyone knew the deal. She was gorgeous and he was rich. She took care of him for another 25 years before he croaked and she inherited his $$$$ and went back home to Italy as a rich widow. That may be an option.....

Just got advanced purchase tickets to Cabaret with Eddy Redmayne. Looks good.

Was it something in your initial email that might have turned him off? I know pays to be persistent; I met one of my best regulars by contacting him multiple times on his Adam profile as I really found him sexy. But, I didn’t hound him nor did I mail something to his home address. Perhaps give him some time to respond to your email or texts. I’m sure he has a day job and has limited bandwidth to answer everyone (though I think it is rude not to respond).

Love the perfectly arched back exposing a narrow waist… it gets me going along with his beautiful assets..

Gay orgy among Catholic priests ends in medical emergency | World | News | Express.co.uk WWW.EXPRESS.CO.UK A Catholic priest in Poland faces scrutiny as authorities investigate an incident described as a 'gay orgy' that led to emergency services being called. At least it seems the prostitute was an adult male.

The police will ask too many questions, how did you meet him? Which website? etc... if you start fibbing and they catch it, it will be hard to explain things. Most likely he was unable to access your laptop (assuming you have it password protected). Just freeze and change your cards, change your bank accounts, and get a new car.

Impressed you got some great pics. It was super crowded when I went. Next time, will have to go during Member hours.

Nice profile pic!

I’m going next Wednesday too!

If it’s just surfing, I think a new iPad mini would work if the problem you have is an older iPad. Or, perhaps you have too many screens opened on your iPad or too many photos? Perhaps go to the Genius Bar and see if they can diagnose it.

What is the purpose of the traveling laptop? Is it just for sending emails /searches or do you need it for work? For me, I prefer investing in a lightweight travel laptop. I have the Dell Latitude, which suits me just fine and is relatively lighter weight (had a Sony Vaio before that and I loved it). I hardly use my ipad if i bring my laptop. Otherwise, I’d suggest an ipad or Samsung galaxy tablet if it works for you.

Look at planet romeo. A few beddable guys there. I met a few from there in May (not sure if they are advertising), but does not hurt to make some preliminary inquiries....

Also this weekend is a the Black and Blue circuit party... the village should be hopping ;)! Was there a few years ago.. Had lots of fun. Lots of cruising on the streets and outside the queues in front of the sex clubs. Montreal Black and Blue Festival 2023 A circuit party with a heart WWW.GAYTRAVEL4U.COM Montreal Black and Blue Festival 2023 is now one of the biggest gay circuit parties, raising funds for gay charities all around the world.

I guess those Campus boys want to be $tuffed before Canadian Thanksgiving on Monday!

I get South, East and North exposures from my condo. Love the light. Have a row of succulents which do extremely well and are very low maintenance! My good friend belongs to a Chelsea neighborhood association of greenthumbs that spruce up the local streets (22d, 23rd) and avenues (7th/8th) with seasonal plants. Their greatest nemeses are the dogs who invariably pee on the plants. A lot of volunteer work but it makes the gritty urban landscape much prettier.

Are you in Manhattan?

I thought the same. The irony was not lost on me.

You have a great attitude... but if that happened to me (not an escort), I would be WTF? What is this person doing here! At the end of the day it's about having fun and giving pleasure and you handled that situation better than I could have.:) Anyhow, it's good that you enjoyed your experience and rewarded for your efforts !!

I've been to NOLA so many times. My best friend has a vacation home in the Garden District, but whenever I visit we book rooms at the Royal Sonesta or Monteleone. NOLA is a great foodie town. So many choices. Recently, I tried Coquette in the Irish Channel Neighborhood/Garden District and it was fantastic. You'll be spoilt for choices when it comes to food. I was a little scared wandering off the side streets at night going to Corner Pocket. So, just stay in the well lit areas. New Orleans also has a very vibrant music/jazz scene too (Preservation Hall, etc) - just a really fun time if you make it to one of the festivals.

Believe, it is "conveyer belt" sushi. A little gimmicky and fun. You order at your table and pick the dishes up as they pass you by on a converyer. In japan, it's considered cheap and what students eat. Something novel and fun but not a really omakase experience...lol.

I prefer clean sheets and would opt for 2 queen beds. I usually use the 2nd bed as a staging area for my clothes and travel stuff... so if it's not used for fun, it's used for utiliarian purposes.

Also, for nice gifts that make an impression, you can also go to Isetan or any store inside Tokyo Midtown (Time and Style is a favorite) for japanese handicrafts (string art, small sake cups, little plates) that are really nice and hard to find outside of Japan. For cooks in your life (i know you mentioned no food), but dashi broth powder is also very good to buy, is easy to carry, and you can find nice purveyors inside Tokyo Midtown (you can ask your taxi driver to take you to the Ritz Carlton, as it is inside the Tokyo Midtown complex).

Tenugui or hand towels are great and easy to carry. There is a cute kiosk outside Kyoto train station where you can buy large format tenugui and have it wrapped in the shape of a purse - would make nice gifts for women/girls in your life. Also, paper goods like origami paper is easy to carry. I lived in Tokyo for 2 years and visited Kyoto monthly for work. I love japanese pottery, but those would be heavy for you to carry back. For myself, I would buy pottery or something nice from one of Kyoto’s lovely antique stores which are bargain prices now and you can find some lovely 6 panel screens from the Meiji era for relatively good prices. But for friends and gag gifts, go to the 100 yen stores or Don Quixote which has lots of interesting gadgets. You can’t go wrong there for novel things found only in japan. Prices are pretty much set all over japan, so if you see something, you should buy it. You don’t really need to bargain shop as the prices are fixed.