sam.fitzpatrick

Agreed.

No. Not likely. (I tend to prefer to use my travel budget on things other than the room.)

In reading the article, it appears his filming career pressed the HIV+ diagonsis.

The house my grandmother lived in had secret rooms and hallways. I was in the house for years and only learned recently these rooms were hidden in plain sight.

I have asked a couple of guys to dinner after an appointment. Usually after the massage and I am getting dressed there is some chatting. I simply state, hey, I am going to grab some Thai food. If you don't have plans, would you like to join me? For traveling guys it has worked every time.

BBaller - the only flak you will receive will be commensurate to the quality of the interference that keeps you away. Work excuse - high flak. Attending the graduation of one of you boys - low flak. Exhaustion from attending as a participant in a 10-day Bel-Ami orgy - no flak. Hope you can make it.

Or would there be a smaller place that might make available the entire resort available, such as Century Palm Springs?

The important section of the quote is “at the end of your life” which makes it probably true. Though there may be professional regrets during my life, they pale in comparison to the the things that I already regret in my personal life: personal fitness, remaining single, and not being around my nephews when they were teenagers.

Happy Birthday!

Are you saying that you doubt CC employees know where to get weed? I assumed that they of all resort places would be able to help with that.

Hello from INNdulge. It feels great to be away from the colder temps back home.

As if I needed that reminder. See you soon my friend!

My flight boards in 30 hours! At one point this morning I looked out my office window and did a double at the snow flurries. Third time in a week that I have seen snow in Columbus. I will be so ready that I may not need my alarm clock Wednesday a.m. to get to the airport on time.

That sounds like fun. If my biological clock has adjusted from Eastern Time by then, I will swing by.

Yes, they were scheduled to play opening day, but somehow the paperwork with Mother Nature for dry, spring weather got lost and the game was postponed.

240 hours until Palm Springs! And still waiting for spring in central Ohio, so the minutes cannot fly by fast enough.

Are you suggesting I should skip the production of "Hair" that I have tickets for next month?

I like the 500-hour rule. I am at 472!

I haven't found that feature in my car - yet. However, when I was in college, one of my headlights went out, but both would work if I switched to my high beams.

Is it too soon to start counting down the hours (rather than days) to landing in Palm Springs?

I have base my travel plans several times based on selecting an escort to meet. Some times the entire weekend has been spent with the weekend and other times I might spend one night with the guy and have time alone to explore the city.

Loyalty is a strong word in this business. I think of it as my preferences that may result as having a regular, but noting more. Most mornings on my drive to work, I get a cup of coffee at Tim Horton's. I stop there because it is the first place I pass. However, I don't think of it a loyalty, as a couple times a month the line is too line so I go one more block to the McDonald's. Same with hiring, if schedules don't work -NEXT!

I took a carnival cruise two years ago. I tried to stop by the LGBT gathering may days. While I enjoyed myself, it was just meeting folks and learning what they had done that day and what they were doing the next day.

Happy Birthday

When my father died, he was cremated. He didn't want a hole in the ground that the children would go to and say, "There's Dad." We did not have a visitation, and rather than a funeral there was a memorial service at the church. (one prayer, some of his favorite hymns, and his best friend shared some memories of Dad) We then had an Open House at our home. Like father, like son.