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Yes I misspoke. One criticism of the Gehry addition to the front of the AGO was that Dundas St on which it fronts is too narrow for his work to be properly seen. 

To each his own.
If they lie about there age, they're gonna lie about everything else.

I don't think that's true.
I think with Seth Myers, Connor said he quit his diner job the day before he started filming the series, which was April 2025. He said his boss had recently given him a last warning. Connor was about to get fired before he quit. He also said he thought he would have to go back to waiting tables after the series stopped filming, because no one knew what was about to happen. Nothing quite like a hit, word-of-mouth show to change your life overnight.

Thinking about this story (and I haven’t seen the series) which I have mostly read about here, I think this is one of the great Cinderella tales reminiscent of old Hollywood. 
Interviews with both actors reveal each was waiting tables 2 years ago, during a period when their acting careers were not going anywhere promising.
Then this opportUnity came around with an audition for a series by a Canadian company (Crave) to play characters in a gay film story. Hardly promising stuff for world stardom but as we know the rest is history. 
 
For their sakes let’s hope the Cinderella dream continues. I guess the second season will determine whether it’s a flash in the pan or something more enduring. 

I'm 21 days past the second surgery. I've re-installed  trapeze bar over the bed, so I can now go back to my accustomed sexual 'hi'-jinks. 😉😉
 
Ok you can quit laughing at the thought. 
 
Now for the real update. Last night I was driving home after dinner  from a friend's house. He  lives about 35 miles from me. The clarity I had seeing the highway exits at night were amazing. I hadn't been to his place in probably 6 months because I couldn't take the night driving on the freeway. I couldn't see either the exit signs or the exit lanes clearly enough. In fact nighttime driving in general was beginning to freak me out. Even after I had the first eye done, it was still difficult to drive. 
 
I still find it a real pain having to put on glasses to read. But it is what it is. I'll have to adjust. But it's definitely making reading less enjoyable. Aside from that I am so happy I finally had the surgery done. I had first planned it about a year and a half ago. But life got in the way. I couldn't 'see' my way clear at the time to having it done.
 
It came down to the wire too because January 1st I started Medicare. I needed to get it done on my old policy, as I had filled the out of pocket maximum and the surgery wasn't going to cost me anything. 
Yesterday while driving, I was thinking what a miracle it was that 'we' have the technology to do this. An operation that probably took 15 minutes or less, but that has improved my life 1000%. 

I start new insurance January 1st. So I had to get it done. I had my first post-op surgery today. In my practice,  the ophthalmologist does the preop evaluation and the magic of surgery. Then the follow-ups are by optometrists. They didn't explain that that first time. I was surprised I wasn't seeing the surgeon. 
 
Anyway the optometrist who saw me today for follow-up said I had minimal inflammation. Interestingly enough after the first surgery, I felt good for about  1-1/2 hours. My family and I went out to a local restaurant for lunch. But as lunch ended I started feeling a bit nauseous. I went back home and went to sleep.  I was fine when I woke up. 
 
Yesterday I told the nurse anesthetist beforehand about the nausea. So she gave me some IV anti-nausea medicine. But when I came out of the sedation for the procedure, I had a headache and felt nauseated immediately. So I went home and to bed immediately. I slept about 4 hours and was fine. 
 
My surgeon said because of some retinal abnormality I couldn't get a multifocal lens. So she put in distance lenses. It's very strange after having been near-sighted since I was 12 to need glasses to see up close.
 
Overall I'm very happy with the surgery-new vision for a new year!!

Thinking about this story (and I haven’t seen the series) which I have mostly read about here, I think this is one of the great Cinderella tales reminiscent of old Hollywood. 
Interviews with both actors reveal each was waiting tables 2 years ago, during a period when their acting careers were not going anywhere promising.
Then this opportUnity came around with an audition for a series by a Canadian company (Crave) to play characters in a gay film story. Hardly promising stuff for world stardom but as we know the rest is history. 
 
For their sakes let’s hope the Cinderella dream continues. I guess the second season will determine whether it’s a flash in the pan or something more enduring. 

I'd say being sad and disappointed made him upset. On a personal level-if I'm upset, something like disappointment or sadness is probably what led to it. 

life is full of up and down. I hope they just embrace the moment. Enjoy it.
 
if they fail, all the better. It gives them real life experience to portrait more complexed characters in the future. 

The hair looks bad IMO. 

My perusal of the RM Montreal site lately shows very little of interest apart from the few I have already hired. Not much new talent. 

I guess am speaking about the two now. It must be mind bending how quickly they have become stars. I hope they have the internal fortitude to weather the adulation of the fans and all the hangers on in Hollywood who would just be as happy to see them fail. It’s a cruel world for losers. So far they appear to be winners. 

This portrayal of the two actors looks wrong. If anything Storrie is a bit shorter than Williams, no?

When I first started hiring back in the dark ages, one of my first hires, actually my second hire, had a photo of a 20 something, muscular man with a full head of hair and no tattoos.  I was waiting in a motel room and saw him exit his vehicle.  He was older, had multiple visible tattoos, bald abd bit as defubed, though still very muscular.  Now, I know many would send him away or not answer the door.  I took a deep breath and went through with the appointment.  I am glad I did.  I had a great time with him.  He was kind, and funny and very talented in bed.  His body was terrific and the tattoos did not seem to be a distraction that they initially appeared they might.  He became a regular and a friend and I was even asked to be the best man at his wedding.  The wedding did not come off and unfortunately, soon soon. after, he became ill related to renal failure and he died related to that soon after.  
I would suggest, that it may be worth going through with an appointment if the person you hired shows up, even if there is not an immediate spark.  If you are going to pay him anyway, you might as well see if there is something to salvage from the meeting.  Sometimes salvage operations yield hidden treasures.  And after all, having sex with someone to whom you are not amazingly attracted  is something excorts and drunk guys at 2AM do all the time.  We all probably have done it.
The worst that can happen is that the encounter will be bad, but my philosophy is, even bad sex is better than no sex.  
 

This portrayal of the two actors looks wrong. If anything Storrie is a bit shorter than Williams, no?

I remember 2000 as being a very raunchy time. In a way more so than now. The religious right picked up steam after that and influenced a turn to the right.

I guess am speaking about the two now. It must be mind bending how quickly they have become stars. I hope they have the internal fortitude to weather the adulation of the fans and all the hangers on in Hollywood who would just be as happy to see them fail. It’s a cruel world for losers. So far they appear to be winners. 

I think the mistake you made was not offering a cancellation fee when you had to cancel at the last minute. I have made that my policy. If it’s last minute I pay half the hourly fee. If it’s a day earlier I pay $50 or so. I have never been blocked as a result. 

I think the mistake you made was not offering a cancellation fee when you had to cancel at the last minute. I have made that my policy. If it’s last minute I pay half the hourly fee. If it’s a day earlier I pay $50 or so. I have never been blocked as a result. 

I think the mistake you made was not offering a cancellation fee when you had to cancel at the last minute. I have made that my policy. If it’s last minute I pay half the hourly fee. If it’s a day earlier I pay $50 or so. I have never been blocked as a result. 

not that I plan on visiting moscow or thailand to find out if he's real, and he's not coming to nyc. i know a lot of you hate ink, but this is one sexy dude.
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I think the mistake you made was not offering a cancellation fee when you had to cancel at the last minute. I have made that my policy. If it’s last minute I pay half the hourly fee. If it’s a day earlier I pay $50 or so. I have never been blocked as a result.