Hangover!

Yesterday I decided to mourn the demise of MJ by calling in sick, so I didn't work. Being a friday, any random plot was welcome. After lazying around in my apartment, I decided to check out the local bars in the afternoon. I needed some company and my pal, whom I have hots for, came into my mind. A phone call and an hour later he was there. In the evening we hit the club scene and went home drunk after a couple of hours. Whatever happened later in the night at my apartment none of us remembers...or rather chooses not to remember. Nonetheless, it was awesome. But the hangover I'm having right now reminds me of the number of vodka shots I did!

I hear there's a party going down tonight. Fortunately or unfortunately, I don't do gay parties. They're for the desparate old men hunting young boys and for the young boys who need the old men's cash!!!

R.I.P Michael Jackson!

The death of MJ yesterday afternoon (American time) in LA has shocked the entire world. MJ was a popstar who sang for everyone, the old, young, sick, happy, devastated...the list is endless. His music was appreciated by everyone. I have never met anyone who disliked MJ's music, NEVER EVER!!!

His character came into the lamelight when he was accused of child molestation but he was acquitted. He didn't give up despite the negative publicity and the financial woes that beriddled him. He kept going and was actually rehearsing, in LA, for his planned shows that had been postponed to 2010.

He will not be physically present but his music will live on in the hearts of many. 'Heal the world', 'You rock my world', 'Billie Jean', 'Off the wall', 'Black or white' and many other songs will forever remain edged in our souls and continue to touch generations to come. He was more than a popstar, legend, icon and superstar. Michael Jackson has not died in us. R.I.P MJ!

Today I decided to mourn MJ in a special way, I called in sick!!!

Fresh blood

The other day I was at the bar, the famous one where every Tom, Dick and Harry in the gay scene likes frequenting. Not to sound like a snob but I hate that joint. I don't know what has got into me that I'm finding myself there these days, after avoiding it for more than a year. Anyway, that's besides the point. While there I noticed a bunch of very young gay guys, almost 20 in number. Very young guys, the oldest was probably 19. That got me thinking...what are kids being taught in school? I bet there's a BE GAY 101 class in high school where these toddlers are told being straight is a sin! But hey, it's good seeing some new blood out there!

For the record, I'm not that old, still in my 20s! Or my mother lied about my age!!!