My parents had to euthanize our cat today.
I won’t go into unpleasant details, but it was time; at nearly 19 years old (that’s about 92 in cat years), she was miserable.
Honestly, I’m significantly more attached to our dog, Poco (who, at 13 years old, is still my baby!), than I was to the cat, but [...]
Archive for July 2003
This past week has been one of the most boring ever. I’ve been working a ton, mostly preparing for Utah’s Mardi Gras, aka “The Days of ‘47,” which commemorates the arrival of the Mormon pioneers into the Salt Lake Valley (in 1847).
Don’t ask why we do this; who the hell has a three-hour parade when [...]
Today someone emailed the newsroom with a link to the straight flag and a note that said, “I think this is going to be huge in Utah; have you heard of it yet?”
If you look around the site, you’ll see that the company claims, “We are not anti-anything. We do not encourage hate.” (As opposed [...]
This is more of an accounting note than anything: Hottie-of-my-life Nate Berkus will be on Oprah again today.
Just wanted to document why my hits are about to rocket.
Hello to all you burgeoning Berkus fans out there… and welcome! I’ve been enjoying the view since Nate first appeared on Oprah, back in November 2002. It is [...]
Thursday night on my way home from a station photo shoot at the downtown library, at about 10:45 pm, I killed my beloved 2nd generation Mazda RX-7.
No worries, I’m fine, save for one scratch on each of my hands.
I was driving in the right lane of southbound I-215, when the strap of the flip-flop I [...]
Last weekend Patrick and I celebrated our formal two-year anniversary; I surprised him with a night at a local bed & breakfast.
This being Utah and all, I was a little concerned about two men showing up to check-in at a “romantic” locale. I hate that I worry about stuff like that. I hate that I [...]
On Sunday I asked if the battle for young queer kids was still going on out there, and last night I got an answer I really didn’t want.
The video quality is poor, but you can read the script, too.