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Saturday, November 27, 2004

 IT'S A LITTLE DISTRACTING TRYING TO WORK LIKE THIS AND I AM NOT GAY JUST BECAUSE I LIKE TO DECORATE

When I have a big project to do, I have an "isolation weekend".  I learned this from Steve Wozniak (one of the founders of Apple Computer) .  He used to do this all the time and disappear and it is fantastic for concentrating and getting a project done.  I've got something I'm working on and it takes creative juice.  So I am at the White Crystal ordering room service and trying to focus.  The thing that is weird is that it is HARD to work like this looking straight up a ski run and worse, watching people walk by the window because the chair lift is about 10 yards next to me.  So I said screw it and went skiing.  The first day of the season is a DRAG because your legs have no idea what you are asking of them... and I feel like a klutz all over again.  I only did three runs before coming straight back home and crawling into bed.  It was pretty cool though being able to literally ski as soon as I leave my door.  I have a spa appointment at 6 so maybe I will be totally refreshed after this.  Note the blank page on the computer monitor!  Oh speaking of Spa treatments - my friend Kristen thought I was GAY when I first met her (two years later I find this out)  (!!!!).   What the schizz?  She said it's because I 1) am good at interior decorating 2) go often to spa treatments 3) travel with 850 threadcount sheets and know the reason why 4) I like flowers, but that's only because Marci taught me how cool they are, 5) I really like to talk and communicate, 6)  have women as friends without a conquest goal.  7)  I like to cook and not necessarily Grill.  OK here's the deal breaker though - I DRESS LIKE CRAP.  So what is it?  Write me.
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Oh, I'm right there with ya, man.
I haven't mastered 2) or 3) yet, but I am something of a clothes horse. My wife likes to point out that for the longest time after she met me she was sure I was gay and just hadn't found the closet door.
I like to believe that we're among the first of the next stage of male evolution. I'm not talking about 'metrosexuals'; that's a cute term, and all, but it really addresses only superficial attributes of some men's behaviour. Rather, we're embodying far more substantive elements of successful human society: communication, tolerance, managing one's environment to promote cooperation and engagement. The people who thrive in increasingly populous cultures will do so by expressing the most constructive qualities of both genders.
Men of the world, wake up and smell the mocha-double-latte!
In the human life cycle, females tend to mature physically and socially before males. In the history of human social behaviour, women realized long ago the imperative of being able to fulfill traditionally male roles as well as female. Whether out of ambition, curiosity, or simple survival, women are trashing boundaries everywhere, and consequently have reached an unparalleled peak of self-determination, prosperity, and satisfaction.
Of course, women are also exhausted and overworked, because while a woman can do almost anything, the things men can't--or won't--do are legion. When our first "Madam President" is finally elected, it will be historic, but no longer surprising. Contrast that with a heterosexual man who teaches pre-school or dances ballet. Picture in your mind a man pointing out the forward and rear exits, describing the drop-down oxygen masks, and explaining how to use your seat cushion as a flotation device. He's got a lisp, right? What ever happened to the true samurai? Loyal and deadly, he could and would kick your ass without breaking a sweat. But his skills in poetry and flower arranging were just as highly prized.
The definition of what's feminine has become a big tent, roomy and inviting. The definition of what's masculine apparently fits under a small umbrella with several bent ribs. So-called male culture is building walls that will relegate it to ghetto status in the human community.
Break boundaries, Gary. Blaze your trail and continue to be fabulously successful so no one can discount your broadness as mere eccentricities. Sure, it feels a little conspicuous being out here apart from the crowd. Eventually more people will realize that extraordinary achievement comes not just from thinking outside the box, but from being there.
By the way, where can I buy 850 threadcount sheets?
-RW
Posted 11/28/2004 8:41 AM by robertwesterman - recommend - reply

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Robert, I got the 850's from a lacemaker in Italy. Man was I bummed to find that the Frontgate catalog has 1050's. I can't believe that they can make a thread so thin. The 850's are awesome although "youreacomment" who posted above couldn't tell the difference :)
Posted 11/28/2004 12:40 PM by garyfong1 Xanga True Member Xanga Lifetime Member - recommend - reply

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Gary,

Don't forget to have Michael in Florda put that light in your closet!

Posted 11/29/2004 9:13 AM by jamierob2 Xanga Lifetime Member - recommend - reply

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Put that light in your closet LOL!!!! p.s. Michael did nothing for me, is that proof enough? LOVE HIM THOUGH
Posted 11/29/2004 9:51 PM by garyfong1 Xanga True Member Xanga Lifetime Member - recommend - reply


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