Browsing the archives for the 1st World Outgames tag

Happy Holidays!

It’s hard to believe (and cliched to say) that 2006 has zipped by so fast. To already be writing Christmas letters, addressing holiday cards and doing all the shopping just seems odd. At least it has finally gotten cold, although perhaps a little too cold for it just being December. Yesterday morning it was 18 [...]

Outgames Pictures on Website

The full set of pictures and video from our trip to the 1st World Outgames are up on the main website now. You can check them out here. Enjoy!

Outgames Wrap-up

The 1st World Outgames wrapped up yesterday afternoon with everyone back where we started, at the Montreal Olympic Stadium for a huge party, headlined by Liza Minnelli. Before she performed, the Outgames were officially closed by the co-presidents and the Outgames flag was passed on to a contingent from Copenhagen, where the 2nd World Outgames [...]

Pool Day!

We are watching a lot of pool sports while we’re here for some reason. Today it was off to Water Polo and some of the finals there. I’ve no idea the rules of the game, other than you need to score goals, but it was still fun. We watched a couple of matches, one that [...]

Dancing with the Gold Medalists

Dancing with the Stars got us very into ballroom dancing all of a sudden. So we were excited to go to the Dance Sport Grand Ball last night. It was set up as a showcase for a local dance troupe, who prepared numbers around movie musicals (numbers from Cabaret, Chicago, Rent, Victor/Victoria, Grease, What’s Love [...]

Patricia Nell Warren and “The Front Runner”

Despite the loss this morning, Will and I headed into the Village to see one of our favorite authors, Patricia Nell Warren, who wrote The Front Runner, the 1974 ground breaking novel about a gay college athlete who falls in love with his coach, all the while preparing to go the the 1976 Montreal Olympics. [...]

Game Over…

We hit the end of the road today going up against Chigattawa (that’s a team made up of people from Chicago and Ottawa in case you were curious). We lost 4-0. It was a tough lost, no matter how much we cranked up our game, they met us head on. So Chigattawa moves on into [...]