Imagine if you showed up for your wedding day only to find it would be permanently on hold until a court decides....finally a homosexual couple in Argentina is the first same-sex couple to be legally wed in Latin America.
Read more here.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Mexico City recognizes same sex unions & adoption
It is so wonderful to see another same sex union and adoption victory. Now our friends in Mexico City. Click here to read the article.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
The season is gay and bright
Make gift giving gay and festive for everyone on your list this year. Click here for great ideas!
What I Know for Sure About Women By Mark Leyner
This was posted on Oprah’s website one day and I think it accurately speaks to the humility and strength of most women I know.
1. Even little girls, in all their blithe, unharrowed innocence, have a presentiment of sorrow, hardship, and adversity…of loss. Women, throughout their lives, have an intrinsic and profound understanding of Keats’ sentiments about “Joy, whose hand is ever at his lips Bidding adieu.”
2. This sage knowledge of, and ability to abide, the inherently fugitive nature of happiness somehow accounts for the extraordinary beauty of women as they age.
3. Women have an astonishing capacity to maintain their equilibrium in the face of life’s mutability, its unceasing and unforeseeable vicissitudes. And this agility is always in stark and frequently comical contradistinction to men’s naïvely bullish and brittle delusions that things can forever remain exactly the same.
4. Women are forgiving but implacably cognizant.
5. Women are almost never gullible but sometimes relax their vigilance out of loneliness. (And I believe most women abhor loneliness.)
6. In their most casual, offhand, sisterly moments, women are capable of discussing sex in such uninhibited detail that it would cause a horde of carousing Cossacks to cringe.
7. Women are, for all intents and purposes, indomitable. It really requires an almost unimaginable confluence of crushing, cataclysmic forces to vanquish a woman.
8. Women’s instincts for self-preservation and survival can seem to men to be inscrutably unsentimental and sometimes cruel.
9. Women have a very specific kind of courage that enables them to fling themselves into the open sea—whether it’s a new life for themselves, another person’s life, or even what might appear to be a kind of madness.
10. Women never—no matter how old they are—completely relinquish their aristocratic assumption of seductiveness.
And here is one last thing I know—and I know this with a certitude that exceeds anything I’ve said before: that men’s final thoughts in their waking days and in their lives are of women…ardent, wistful thoughts of wives and lovers and daughters and mothers.
1. Even little girls, in all their blithe, unharrowed innocence, have a presentiment of sorrow, hardship, and adversity…of loss. Women, throughout their lives, have an intrinsic and profound understanding of Keats’ sentiments about “Joy, whose hand is ever at his lips Bidding adieu.”
2. This sage knowledge of, and ability to abide, the inherently fugitive nature of happiness somehow accounts for the extraordinary beauty of women as they age.
3. Women have an astonishing capacity to maintain their equilibrium in the face of life’s mutability, its unceasing and unforeseeable vicissitudes. And this agility is always in stark and frequently comical contradistinction to men’s naïvely bullish and brittle delusions that things can forever remain exactly the same.
4. Women are forgiving but implacably cognizant.
5. Women are almost never gullible but sometimes relax their vigilance out of loneliness. (And I believe most women abhor loneliness.)
6. In their most casual, offhand, sisterly moments, women are capable of discussing sex in such uninhibited detail that it would cause a horde of carousing Cossacks to cringe.
7. Women are, for all intents and purposes, indomitable. It really requires an almost unimaginable confluence of crushing, cataclysmic forces to vanquish a woman.
8. Women’s instincts for self-preservation and survival can seem to men to be inscrutably unsentimental and sometimes cruel.
9. Women have a very specific kind of courage that enables them to fling themselves into the open sea—whether it’s a new life for themselves, another person’s life, or even what might appear to be a kind of madness.
10. Women never—no matter how old they are—completely relinquish their aristocratic assumption of seductiveness.
And here is one last thing I know—and I know this with a certitude that exceeds anything I’ve said before: that men’s final thoughts in their waking days and in their lives are of women…ardent, wistful thoughts of wives and lovers and daughters and mothers.
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Gay or nay?
There is no place for hatred in the world no matter the issue. Click here to see MP Brison's saga surrounding his beautiful holiday card.
Wishing MP Brison and everyone a very festive holiday season full of peace, happiness and love~
Wishing MP Brison and everyone a very festive holiday season full of peace, happiness and love~
Friday, December 18, 2009
The season is gay and bright
I love wrapping presents and creating masterpieces for all to behold beneath the Christmas tree. Click here to see some holiday gift giving ideas.
Homo for the holidays
My friends Al and Alex are hosting a party on Saturday night and I cannot wait to attend! I can assure you it will be the most festive party of the entire year. The attention to detail and the exquisiteness of everything will be like nothing you have seen. I am so looking forward to this event!
Read more for holidays tips to have a festive party maximus
Read more for holidays tips to have a festive party maximus
Girl, he's not that into you
While many of us are well aware of our sexaulity, for others the road can be a rocky ride to the destination. Read my latest article here
Happy Birthday to me! NOW stop counting the years & make them more liveable
What matters most in life is often viewed as peripheral to the things that we usually focus on.
Passion takes a backseat to production, wellness to working and balance to busyness. The adage that life is not a dress rehearsal is so true and yet we act to the contrary by putting off what is truly important or indulging in things that are not.
On your birthday, stop focusing on your age and start meditating on your life at this exact moment. How can you make it better? During the next year, reshuffle your priorities. Spend more time with family and friends, take care of your body and health by eating well and exercising regularly, and offer to help others in need. Discover what matters most to you, and make your daily life into a true reflection of those ideas, beliefs, and attitudes.
-From SparkPeople birthday message to me
Passion takes a backseat to production, wellness to working and balance to busyness. The adage that life is not a dress rehearsal is so true and yet we act to the contrary by putting off what is truly important or indulging in things that are not.
On your birthday, stop focusing on your age and start meditating on your life at this exact moment. How can you make it better? During the next year, reshuffle your priorities. Spend more time with family and friends, take care of your body and health by eating well and exercising regularly, and offer to help others in need. Discover what matters most to you, and make your daily life into a true reflection of those ideas, beliefs, and attitudes.
-From SparkPeople birthday message to me
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