All hail Queen Victoria?
All that anger that stemmed from my last posting has subsided.
I think I'll withdraw my name from the Kingston journal list, I don't want extreme emotions to surface in an electronic form.
Hmmmm, there was a time in my life where I wouldn't have been so apprehensive about mouthing off
to someone. Have I lost faith in my opinions, is there self-doubt involved?, or am I simply more civil,
or more conflict-averse? These are very interesting questions.
Well, this past long weekend I certainly sassed in up in an interesting fashion. I subjected myself
to an evening at an alternative lifestyle campground on Sunday night. It was quite interesting....
but really no different than any other camping experience. The exception being the big gay barn
dance that was on the grounds of the camp. Never have I seen such a large group of shirtless
older men rubbing against each other. However, people generally had a positive attitude, and
hilarity ensued. The people I was with, a zesty blend of the homo and heterosexual, we delightful,
nd made the evening enjoyable.
The next day....with a set of friends that was nearly mutually exclusive from the ones the evening
before, I went to the Metro Toronto Zoo. We covered the entire Zoo, and it was magnificent. I knew
nothing of Red Panda's until Monday. The day was perfect...education, entertainment, a virtual
arcotic high of energy and delight. To top the day off, a heavy downpour of rain came thundering
down in sheets for the last hour of the touring.
Sigh....what a satisfying day.
I think I'll withdraw my name from the Kingston journal list, I don't want extreme emotions to surface in an electronic form.
Hmmmm, there was a time in my life where I wouldn't have been so apprehensive about mouthing off
to someone. Have I lost faith in my opinions, is there self-doubt involved?, or am I simply more civil,
or more conflict-averse? These are very interesting questions.
Well, this past long weekend I certainly sassed in up in an interesting fashion. I subjected myself
to an evening at an alternative lifestyle campground on Sunday night. It was quite interesting....
but really no different than any other camping experience. The exception being the big gay barn
dance that was on the grounds of the camp. Never have I seen such a large group of shirtless
older men rubbing against each other. However, people generally had a positive attitude, and
hilarity ensued. The people I was with, a zesty blend of the homo and heterosexual, we delightful,
nd made the evening enjoyable.
The next day....with a set of friends that was nearly mutually exclusive from the ones the evening
before, I went to the Metro Toronto Zoo. We covered the entire Zoo, and it was magnificent. I knew
nothing of Red Panda's until Monday. The day was perfect...education, entertainment, a virtual
arcotic high of energy and delight. To top the day off, a heavy downpour of rain came thundering
down in sheets for the last hour of the touring.
Sigh....what a satisfying day.