You have 5 seconds to catch your breath

Five.
Camping was great fun, of course more than enough drink and food to go around, and more than enough bitchy comments to fill a room. Thats how it be though. of note was the amazing capacity for the fags to decorate a campsite with enough sparkle and cheese than you can imagine. Every one of the campsites was full of christmas lights and windmills....nice at night, but definate walmart quality. Oh yeah also of note is the fact that it's basically a naked campground. My co workers are getting the biggest kick out of thinking about naked hairy bears singing showtunes next to a campfire. What i didn't tell them is the real thing that naked hairy bears like to do at night next to a campfire.

Four.
Provincetown, after the fact. Have not really updated on the ptown activities, still trying to digest them, so as not to forget how wonderful it was. Tea dances and drag queens were the soup du jour......and we had our fill. More than enough actually. And i am so glad of it. Bob and Dave (the two whom we went with) we wonderful, we spent a lot of time just being. And that was nice. To just be.....and breath and take it all in. We met some people, people whom we won't see again, which is kinda wierd to me. Kevin doesn't seem to mind that part of it, but i find it strange, we met people, saw them for 7 days and now don't even have contact with them....oh well. I guess it's just the nature of vacation? am i right?

Three.
Summer is winding down, which is also hard to swallow. We had such an explosive summer, in so many ways. I fell of the sane wagon for a bit, and we did more activity in three short months than ever, and i have come to appreciate that is how we work best. I loved it, and hated it though, and know that having lost my marbles for two weeks, i am much more strong and better than before. Always bittersweet. Always.

Two.
Kevin is really working his butt off for the Red Cross right now. Not sure if you all knew, but thats who kevin works for. And they are reallly working him out right now. And he loves it, but hasn't had time to digest the whole tragedy in New Orleans i think. Anyway - make sure you give some love to the Red Cross......they work hard, as all emergency responders do, but its important for them to hear even the littlest of praise. Send out the love.

One.
Moving right into fall, with activities. This Friday is Gay Day at 6 Flags Great Adventure. We are going and i can't wait. The park is closed to anyone who is not gay. Not kidding. On some level it's sorta strange. But there is literally no one there, no lines at all. We went last year and it was great. I am a total ride whore, and love it. Kevin on the other hand can't go on rides that go upside down, spin around, or in just move in a circular motion. Luckily i think we've found a few people to go with us that like rides more than kevin.

Talk soon kids.
Natie