Updated
Ok, so I'm back! I'm better than ever, and now typing in full English. My last post was October 6, 2006...That is a bit under three years.
I would update on how much has changed but there isn't much to say to that effect. If you're reading this you, no doubt, know this;
But, to summarize.
I'm now out of High school, I attend Framingham State College, I'm studying Visual Communications, I no longer work at McDonalds (despite still being employed there). I work in Res. Life and IT Services at FSC and currently am Employed at a summer camp in Sandwich, MA.
Summary Over...
Ok So I won't recap my past life I'll start with the recent.
This weekend I went to Province Town, MA (P-Town henceforth) with some of the foreign counselors. 1 'gay' and two straight guys. We stayed at the Surfside Hotel, which was nice, a bit lesbionic. So, P-Town hates people under 21 I guess, because you can't go to clubs even just to dance. So we decided that karaoke would be fun..oh wait you need to be 21 to hold a microphone.
So we had fun the first night exploring the town. I then convinced my straight friends that they wanted to see 'Naked Boys Singing'. The show looked promising and I'd seen the DVD back home so I could only imagine it live. We went back to the hotel around midnight and slept. It was great to sleep in a comfy bed and have AC. So different from camp!
We woke early the next morning, well early enough for time-off( Considering we normally wake up at 7 every morning), and walked Commercial Street again. We went right away to buy tickets to the show. 25 dollars later we were set for that evening. We walked around town and then got lunch at a south african cafe. it was cool because we were with a south african counselor and he got to share with us his culture (*yawn*)...
anyway...we went back to the hotel tanned by the pool and then headed out for the evening. We ate dinner at the cafe that was below the theater for the show and got priority seating because of it...after chatting up the grey-foxes for the fun of it we headed upstairs to the show. We had second row seats!
The show was geat!! Following the initial shock and stare and assessment of the boys packages I realized that wasn't the focus of the show. Sure, they were naked, but the show was about celebrating the penis...the songs were hilarious and I found myself forgetting they were even naked.
After the show we headed back to the hotel where we sat on the beach and stared at the moon, it was great to see the beauty and such but then one of the straight guys decided he REALLY wanted to club despite our age, so he wandered off by himself and then apparently got into a club b ecause we all fell asleep and he didn't get back fromt he gay club til' 3am..
Sorry for the boring post..I promise they will get more exciting!
I would update on how much has changed but there isn't much to say to that effect. If you're reading this you, no doubt, know this;
But, to summarize.
I'm now out of High school, I attend Framingham State College, I'm studying Visual Communications, I no longer work at McDonalds (despite still being employed there). I work in Res. Life and IT Services at FSC and currently am Employed at a summer camp in Sandwich, MA.
Summary Over...
Ok So I won't recap my past life I'll start with the recent.
This weekend I went to Province Town, MA (P-Town henceforth) with some of the foreign counselors. 1 'gay' and two straight guys. We stayed at the Surfside Hotel, which was nice, a bit lesbionic. So, P-Town hates people under 21 I guess, because you can't go to clubs even just to dance. So we decided that karaoke would be fun..oh wait you need to be 21 to hold a microphone.
So we had fun the first night exploring the town. I then convinced my straight friends that they wanted to see 'Naked Boys Singing'. The show looked promising and I'd seen the DVD back home so I could only imagine it live. We went back to the hotel around midnight and slept. It was great to sleep in a comfy bed and have AC. So different from camp!
We woke early the next morning, well early enough for time-off( Considering we normally wake up at 7 every morning), and walked Commercial Street again. We went right away to buy tickets to the show. 25 dollars later we were set for that evening. We walked around town and then got lunch at a south african cafe. it was cool because we were with a south african counselor and he got to share with us his culture (*yawn*)...
anyway...we went back to the hotel tanned by the pool and then headed out for the evening. We ate dinner at the cafe that was below the theater for the show and got priority seating because of it...after chatting up the grey-foxes for the fun of it we headed upstairs to the show. We had second row seats!
The show was geat!! Following the initial shock and stare and assessment of the boys packages I realized that wasn't the focus of the show. Sure, they were naked, but the show was about celebrating the penis...the songs were hilarious and I found myself forgetting they were even naked.
After the show we headed back to the hotel where we sat on the beach and stared at the moon, it was great to see the beauty and such but then one of the straight guys decided he REALLY wanted to club despite our age, so he wandered off by himself and then apparently got into a club b ecause we all fell asleep and he didn't get back fromt he gay club til' 3am..
Sorry for the boring post..I promise they will get more exciting!