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I was only in Geneva for a short visit once but it's a beautiful city and the people are very "French". Weird how it ended up in Switzerland. As in France, spoken English is more rare than in German areas and I'd think he would have been fine with English in Zurich. As an international business center Zurich is pretty diverse population-wise and English becomes even more a common language than in other German areas. The escorts in Paragonya and online are a mixture now of Czech, Brazilian, Romanian, Italian, and East European in sort of that order and the city is even more diverse. Sometimes you even meet someone Swiss.

no one keeps videos?

DC overrated- Washington Monument- small blurred windows at top- Old Post Office/ Trump Hotel Tower much better. underrated: Great Falls (actually just over the line in MD and VA)... Amazing.

the business is online nowadays.

Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands have opened to travel: LINK We really need to figure out how to "prove vaccination". I'm pretty sure these CDC cards alone aren't enough. Countries open now to US tourists (including UK): LINK

If you haven't checked rental car rates lately you really should 1st. I don't know about PS but most places they've exploded. A couple places I go a lot and usually get sub-$200/wk rates are now over $650/wk for an economy! Rental companies dumped most of their cars for the pandemic and haven't begun restocking yet even though travel is increasing fast.

I've always wondered about the provision that was supposed to be in the ACA providing co-ordination of medical records electronically. Such trouble finding emergency contacts tells me that prior records of medical care and contacts were not found as those would have such information. I hope medical record co-ordination is better than I suspect. Hoping Daddy recovers fully.

I know few are thinking of Iceland right now, but they just started admission with a vaccine BUT they won't accept US CDC cards. https://viewfromthewing.com/iceland-opens-to-vaccinated-americans-tomorrow-but-cdc-vaccine-cards-wont-be-accepted/

Seems the Sussex's have a contract for $50 million with Spotify and $180 million with Netflix to also help pay for groceries. And they've had a huge LA PR team since they started dating. That's why they delayed letting anyone know Archie was born until American prime time. LINK

Because of the bad cholesterol in unfiltered coffee I started experimenting. First, common Mr Coffee basket type filters do fit on the plunger in the common 34oz Bodum French press and even with the sides covered with paper it pushes down, although slower. A couple other French presses I have do not move with a filter around the plunger. However, the resulting coffee still has some oil on the top and a couple grounds in the cup. I bought a Bodum 34oz pour-over with the cork handle from Amazon ($20). It has a "permanent" filter but I also got a 100 pack of Melitta #4 brown cone filters to use ($2). The coffee flows fine with both the built-in and paper filters. Pour-over really isn't too slow and faster than French press in total. The resulting coffee is surprisingly close to the same body and flavor as the French press but has almost no surface oils and no cup grounds. I had expected the French press because of increased exposure time to grounds by the water to be bolder. Surprisingly they were about the same. In addition, the pour-over is much easier to use for just one cup than the French press, meaning the Keurig, with it's enclosed paper filter for bad oils but environmental harm, is used much less. The French press will be used for low-cholesterol guests and the Keurig for Italian roast or Sumatra roast Starbucks singles (and the Nespresso for lattes). I still like the Ikea French press coffee ($5/lb) and the Illy Forte ($10 per half-pound) best.

Cannes Winner Oscar Nominee A great Danish movie about 4 school teachers whose lives have become boring so they decide to test a theory that if you drink a little in the daytime you become more productive. It works great until all four become drunks. Free on Hulu. 92% Rotten Tomatoes .

He goes by Andrew or Angelo at Johnsons. The trouble is fitting him in the private curtain cabana.

That's "Phillippe Soulier" on the left. 6'5. An internet sensation. I'm pretty sure Reno Gold got his start about kindergarten. ? Here's Reno Gold shooting at Johnson's and Reno + Phillippe

For cheap ($49 flights) domestic non-west-coast travel Florida is pretty much wide open. All the strip clubs in FtL are booming. South Florida has been wide-open since September and in Clearwater/StPete you never could tell there was a covid. (Surprisingly FL's covid #'s are about the same as severe-lockdown places). I wonder how many Montreal guys are in FtL this winter. Phillippe Soulier's been making a killing at Johnson's etc LINK

If you google "Greece Open to Tourists Vaccine" you'll find lots of stories on how Greece is opening to tourists, including Americans, on May 14 with proof of vaccination. (The EU could try to change this). Croatia has been open. Mexico has stayed open for flying. The UK is at 44% vaccination and will be open soon too most likely. British Air is lobbying the UK government for vaccine passport travel now. I'm grabbing what cancellable bargain tix to Europe I can now through the UK but avoiding flights through France, Italy or Germany as too risky and not jumping at Spain or Portugal flights, although both have plenty of reason to open by summer. Amsterdam flights are anyone's guess. Croatia and Mexico are both amazing if all else fails but I feel good about BA flights soon to the UK. I'm getting really jealous seeing all the Croatia/Montenegro Dalmation Coast pics friends are posting on social media. '"At the birth of the planet the most beautiful encounter between land and sea must have been on the Montenegrin coast"....Lord Bryon and if you have someone to take, the Maldives is re-opened and there are super deals on reward flights there.

Besides the sex, I honestly thought that Josh OConner played the most intense gay character-in-conflict possible in God's Own Country. No over-acting at all and I felt every emotion he had inside. Much better than Brokeback IMHO.

What about air crossings?

Chase will shred their premium metal cards in branch. They make handy winter ice scrapers in the car. I've used mine for that before. The edge can be sharpened into a fine concealed-in-wallet weapon. (I haven't). I would not just toss it in the trash. Twice I've tried to dispose of a stack of old cards by putting them in my trash and twice DC police have brought them back to me when found in the trash dump, assuming they were stolen.

Yes, that's Peroni's Disease. A curved penis. Somewhat common and can be severe like broken dick but usually not.

Was this mostly diabetes or covid?

I sort of wonder if my guy moved to Vietnam so insertion of half would be sufficient.

My guy moved from Prague where he was the top escort to Vietnam so I haven't seen him but once since he broke his. He didn't even mention it last time we met, it had just suddenly become exactly "L"-shaped. I understand the operation is awful.

I always say "I am so sorry for your pain". full stop and long before anything else. It emphasizes shared knowledge and empathy for the person's feelings which is most important and anything past that just deemphasizes that thought and sometimes wanders astray (like when people tell me "they're in a better place" urgh). As you know, acknowledging the person's loss or pain is most important and must be first. I don't even contract it to "I'm" to emphasize the "I am" Getting verbose rarely ends well either as when someone is in pain words rarely help.

So sorry. He was young.

it could be an odd habit of someone from surroundings or modesty or it could be the usual habit of someone doing something bad. my experience is it was always the bad except for one regular who it turned out liked to stretch with a dildo before sex. took me two years to discover that and i was always assuming the worst.