Dave, The Rockin' Legend

Again, another link I found through http://www.daddysreviews.com/ . None of these are the picture they have printed there. You lucky guys in DC with sufficient money can hire him as an escort, so I don't thnk he'd mind some more advertising here. And I couldn't resist it when I saw that we are virtual neighbors. He's at http://www.DaveInfo@blogspot.com/ . He does some pretty amazing things (to me, anyway) with the software here.

P.S. It was going to be three pics but blogspot wouldn't play with the other two. Hmmm.... Ah, well, probably something I forgot to do again.

Heath Jordan

I was quite impressed with Heath Jordan's pic as the coverboy today of  http://www.daddysreviews.com/.  He looked so handsome and butch. I had a bit of trouble truly believeing that his ass was versatile. One gets that way about certain types of men. So, to prove it to myself - well, allright, and to see as much more of him as I could - I went to his blog, HeathJordanXXX@blogspot.com  .  Great spot, writes nicely on all sorts of different subjects, hot photos. I am just not caught up at all with my porn stars. Here he is on the horizon to the East (as in sunrise, yes, I think most porn is shot in CA. lol), and I am sooo far West, so to speak, of knowing that. I am like 5 years behind on that kind of thing and would really enjoy catching up. If anyone would like to recommend some men whom I ought to be aware of, please comment on this post? Anyway, as always, I thought that if I plugged him (I should be that lucky! LOL) that he wouldn't mind me reposting a couple of shots.

The review is right. He is a fully integrated man and does enjoy getting fucked.

Buldges - an illustrated free verse poem

For my first pictures posting of the new season of my blogging,

I gathered some very nice buldges, eh?

Unfortunately, I forgot to write down where I had gleaned them from

Other than it was on FaceBook and had the word Buldge in the title.

Oops.

Peeking back out from behind the bushes

This is really amazing!
I thought that I had erased, etc. this blog. I love it but I was going through a period where I was applying for a seasonal job where I would be working closely with children and Maverick and I became a bit afraid that this might be found and become a reason not to hire me. I think that Keving agreed with us.
I did get hired and have now been rehired for next season, too. Plus, I haven't met the people in charge of this job, the big bosses, but I do meet them this Summer. However, I have come to the conclusion that they are wonderful, laid back people who do not get upset about much unless they are forced to.
The job I do for them is acting, of course, and there is no program for the audience. It is extremely doubtful that any of the clients could find out who I am in real life, making it even more doubtful that they would then be able to follow me and find this blog.
So, I guess that I am back to writing it.
Enjoy!

Replacements

Of course, you can never totally "replace" someone in a show cast. Hopefully not, any way. There will always be differences between talent. That's one of the things that gives live theater life. I pray for y'all that when you enter one of my most sacred precincts - the live theater - that the performance you see will not be a total duplicate of a performance done before nor ever be duplicated in toto by any other performance, whether you see it or not.
I knew that next week I would be rehearsing an actress into a role in our flagship production for next Friday evening.
This afternoon I found out that I will also be rehearsing an actor in a role in a show whose next performance is a week from Monday. Assuming that I will find another actor to replace him in time. Which I will, of course, but casting is very often a daunting project for me. And even when it goes well, more a question of a week's work than a weekend's.
Pray for me, please.

Target Problems

If there is a boycott of Target stores, Mav and I are in an oddly bad position.
We clean the halls of a condo building which is close to a Target. The condos do not have any public bathrooms. Nor any janitor's closets with any running water in them. When we need to potty during our work there, we have to go somewhere and so far it's been Target. Which leads to us shopping for some thngs there fairly regularly, to justify our using their restrooms. I can see guilt over boycotting them, should I decide to do so, keeping me out of their bathroom.
The only other public restroom near the job site is a Jack in the Box, and I've always thought that they were more particular about only customers using their restrooms.
Hmmm.

Wizard

When we visited family on that last trip, one of my great-nephews introduced me to this game, http://www.wizard101.com/ , my first online rpg. I love it so much so far that Mav has started trying to help me with my 'addicition' to it. So, I willingly gave myself office hours again. I know that my job will blouse out around them, and that when Mav takes a nap I label it coffee break time (tea for me, actually) and get to play for a half hour, but my soft aim is to not play it between 10:00ish and afternoon tea time (4:30 for me).  (You know, I don't think I've ever been to high tea?)
Moral here for everyone: If you are self employed, respect yourself and your own pleasure and health enough to have certain hours each day that you are not working, and one full day off a week. That's as a habitual thing. I know it won't always happen. But, as Picard might say, Make It So!
And Julia Cameron, in The Artist's Way, is in favor of us all taking Artist's Dates, one a week. That's when you put yourself on the calendar, and then have a date with yourself doing whatever you know will please you, hopefully away from any ingrained habits most of the time.  Charge up by changing the oil, as it were.