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I read recently that hotel rates are up nationally 25% - Around here, some seem to have doubled, or more. 4 and 5 star properties in Napa and Sonoma counties defy reason - the craziest are charging 2000/night. A few weeks ago, we stayed overnight at a Hampton Inn in Petaluma - it was very nice for a Hampton Inn I admit - but $350.00/night? We paid it because we needed a change of scenery and we ended up having a really enjoyable time in Petaluma, who knew?

They save a lot on me. I usually have water or a single diet coke. Since air travel is such a pain I don't do long trips.

I have had quite a few group experiences - some really boring and very hot. I would do one again. As a matter of fact, this guy and I have been chatting on a hookup site and he wants to do a threesome.

I think I might have hit 90-95 on I-5. I'm fundamentally a cautious driver - get nervous if I'm driving over 70.

I didn't care that much, I was thinking I was witnessing a First Class phenomenon - people wolfing down the the free drinks in First Class.

He was a big guy - 6"2' or more and was on the heavy side - easily over 200#.

I say often that I'm not that into younger men. The exception is that I love cute, skinny, horse-hung twinks. I just saw this guy on RM and he's in San Jose: https://rent.men/XXL_BrenoTwink/#platinum There is already a short thread about him, but it is locked. I think he is perfection.

I got together with a well-known provider in Las Vegas last summer. He initially said he would need a deposit and I said "Sure, that's not a problem, how do you want to handle payment?" When he saw that I was willing to pay the deposit, he ended up waiving it. I appreciated his trust, but I was happy to pay it - I knew I was going to show up and I was confident that he would, so why not pay it?

When I went to Dallas last week, the guy next to me had 4 drinks. He could obviously hold his booze - didn't misbehave or anything, but I thought "4 drinks in two hours? Kind of a lot." But then, I don't drink, so 4 drinks might not seem much to somebody who drinks. But I doubt whether he would have passed a breathylzer after he deplaned.

I'm surprised at how relatively inexpensive first class is now. I loathe air travel and only use it when I have a very good reason to. The greater availability of first class is changing my attitude the tiniest bit. Now if I can just get TSA to stop requiring me to submit to a frisk because of all the hardware I have inside.

We just finished watching "Stateless," an Australian series about Australia's detention camps for illegal immigrants. Excellent series - powerful.

This guy is very similar to one of my faves on IG - they might be the same guy - a very sexy Brazilian

That's good news. After I was rejected, I stopped paying attention to it. I'm glad to know that so many other smart consumers are opting out of it. I remember my monthly premium was going to be something like $350.00.

And the Chinese government's position is that a run on the healthcare system would be a disaster, completely crushing it. Given China's enormous population, that seems like a reasonable concern.

I applied for it about 7 years ago and they turned me down. I have a clotting problem that I take a blood thinner for and the agent said that would not be a cause for being rejected. I forgot to mention that I have asthma and that turned out to be a deal-killer. My husband has HIV and that, of course, would disqualify him.

I went to Dallas last weekend. Leaving San Francisco, the flight was about half and half - masked and unmasked. Coming back, there were more masked than unmasked. SFO-DFW was on American. The head flight attendant was an impossibly hot guy - about 35, built, shaved head and eyebrows. Normally I don't like shaved eyebrows, but for some reason, on him - it was totally sexy. He was very pleasant and very on the ball.

You're a pro - you've seen it all.

Same thing happened to me on RM. He was someone who only wanted contact if you were ready to book, otherwise didn't want to be bothered. But I am somewhat sympathetic when I encounter weirdness like this. I do everything I can to screen out timewasters so that I don't have to talk to them. My answering service qualifies them, and I will only take an appointment if they provide full contact information, and STILL they get through.

He definitely has a prosthesis. I have spoken with him a couple of times. I used to chat with him at the Castro location of Fitness SF. I found him really friendly. But one time, I heard him arguing on the phone right on Market Street with somebody who sounded like a disappointed client. Some of his reviewers said they had had a wonderful time and that the prosthesis hadn't made a bit of difference. I thought "Well dummies, that's what makes him special." For awhile, he was a personal trainer. And then he disappeared. I thought he was extremely hot and would have probably risked being disappointed.

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For years I've been having problems with my scalp. It is pretty oily and it was breaking out - sores and zits all over it. I was using a dandruff shampoo, which sort of controlled it. Recently, I started using the shampoo from a line of skincare products that are being advertised all over the internet and my scalp problems have completely gone away. I know I sound like a commercial, but I'm really happy about it.

Of course they are important. But since I have other things to think about, I didn't write the cite down for you. I believe it was an article on a general-readership web site that was referring to an article in a scientific publication.

That sounds totally sexy. There was a provider here in SF who had lost a leg in Afghanistan, who was incredibly sexy. He got out of the business before I got to spend any time with him. I was hoping I could convince him to take off his prosthesis.

Don't remember - something I read recently - I was surprised to read it. Even if it's true - it wont change anything. The majority of adults in the US don't smoke. They are not about to go back to workplaces, restaurants and movie theaters that are filled with cigarette smoke.

I read not long ago that there is new data that suggests that second-hand smoke exposure is not nearly as hazardous as was once thought.