I have your dreams and your teeth marks
Mar. 28th, 2008 04:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
raybearI think one of the most hopeful lines in all of pop music is "anybody could be that guy" from ABBA's Dancing Queen.
Today has been a heavy day, at the end of a heavy week, and I spent most all the energy these past days I could spare on propping myself and getting work done. I took on a freelance job that was about twice as much as I'd thought it be, which will be nice when the check comes, but given that I was also busy at my evening job every night this week, it made for a tedious time. Then again, maybe its just as well to have a sad week during periods like this, I mean, why waste a good mood on proofreading and data entry?
But its Friday, and all I have to do is sit in this chair for 2 1/2 hours, then I get to go meet up with people I adore, get a little fcked up, eat some fried food, and sing some karaoke. And I'm wearing my gay Racine t-shirt and linen scarf while doing it.
To reward myself for making it to Friday, I finally bought myself a hard copy of Out Magazine. I went to Books-A-Million, because it is two blocks from my office, and I've always had this vague feeling when going past (or through, though I rarely shop there) that it's some sort of conservative/right-wing owned business, though I have never seen anything to verify that claim. (Then again, I never look very hard, since once I get to the next block, I've usually forgotten the store even existed.) But today I thought maybe I was right, because I couldn't find any gay magazines on their shelf. I finally noticed that Bitch was in the very very back of the Women's Fashion section, so I went over to the Men's Fashion section, and sure enough, stuffed back there, were some gay titles. I grabbed one copy of Tilda and put the two remaining copies promininently on the front row, next to Ryan Seacrest (who Details managed to make him look kinda straight -- how did that happen?)
If you have had similar trouble finding a hard copy, or if you're broke, or lazy, or whatever, you have read my sidebar online now! Go here. (And those are not my abs. I would never wax.)
Today has been a heavy day, at the end of a heavy week, and I spent most all the energy these past days I could spare on propping myself and getting work done. I took on a freelance job that was about twice as much as I'd thought it be, which will be nice when the check comes, but given that I was also busy at my evening job every night this week, it made for a tedious time. Then again, maybe its just as well to have a sad week during periods like this, I mean, why waste a good mood on proofreading and data entry?
But its Friday, and all I have to do is sit in this chair for 2 1/2 hours, then I get to go meet up with people I adore, get a little fcked up, eat some fried food, and sing some karaoke. And I'm wearing my gay Racine t-shirt and linen scarf while doing it.
To reward myself for making it to Friday, I finally bought myself a hard copy of Out Magazine. I went to Books-A-Million, because it is two blocks from my office, and I've always had this vague feeling when going past (or through, though I rarely shop there) that it's some sort of conservative/right-wing owned business, though I have never seen anything to verify that claim. (Then again, I never look very hard, since once I get to the next block, I've usually forgotten the store even existed.) But today I thought maybe I was right, because I couldn't find any gay magazines on their shelf. I finally noticed that Bitch was in the very very back of the Women's Fashion section, so I went over to the Men's Fashion section, and sure enough, stuffed back there, were some gay titles. I grabbed one copy of Tilda and put the two remaining copies promininently on the front row, next to Ryan Seacrest (who Details managed to make him look kinda straight -- how did that happen?)
If you have had similar trouble finding a hard copy, or if you're broke, or lazy, or whatever, you have read my sidebar online now! Go here. (And those are not my abs. I would never wax.)
![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
Re: Miss you!
Date: 2008-03-30 10:31 pm (UTC)I hope you are well also. I miss your presence in my weekly readings, though I know you are out there in ether still!
Re: Miss you!
Date: 2008-03-31 01:51 am (UTC)In any case I loved your sidebar piece, it made me smile and I am always around though I update wunderkammen.com far to infrequently.
Re: Miss you!
Date: 2008-03-31 01:52 am (UTC)