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My World AIDS Day 2011
Beginning in 1992, when Steve R died, I wrote a newsletter on World AIDS Day every year. While I was still in the corporate world, my employer was gracious enough to provide the resources for me to print and distribute … Continue reading
Magnetic Poetry 365:335
I will blog more about World AIDS Day later.
Work of Art, 2:3
The challenge: Contestants must create a piece of POP art that captures the popular culture of their time as effectively as Andy Warhol did with his Campbell’s soup can. I created a painting to add to my Friends and Bottle … Continue reading
National Coming Out Day
National Coming Out Day has been recognized on October 11 since 1988, when it marked the first anniversary of the 1987 March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. My friend Alan linked to a video of a newscast from … Continue reading
Feel better
Poor Lynne was supposed to be part of this photo. She was even here but had started feeling progressively worse at work today and decided it was better to go home than take a chance at getting us sick. At … Continue reading
“It’s my life now…
….and will be until there is a cure.” Rest in peace, Dame Elizabeth Taylor.
Magnetic Poetry 365:27
I dedicate this one to the Lost Boys.


