This was a good year. There’s no other way to put it. Here’s a look back at some of the stellar moments from 2011. Several of the items are linked to the blog posts where I originally blogged about them. Legally Married: After 16 years of being together, and 14 since we had our commitment ceremony, [...]
26Dec11
2011: Year in Review
31Dec10
Ready for 2011
While 2010 was a good year (as you can see by the “2010 Top 10” post from last week), it wasn’t quite the year I was looking for when it started. These were the goals of 2010: More writing success: I did publish again this year and have a story that will get sent out [...]
1Jan10
New Years Goals 2010
It’s that time of year again. A new year begins and it’s time to look backwards and forwards. At the start of 2009, I had these goal categories in mind. How did I do? Let’s see: Volunteering: I connected with the The Ali Forney Center at the beginning of the year and by mid-year I [...]
Okay, it’s not about the Journsey song (it’s the Gleek in me that had to use that headline). It’s fall and that means Monopoly is back at McDonald’s. Just like last year, I managed the website build. And, just like last year, it was a huge undertaking, something I’ve been working on since January. It [...]
13Sep09
A Queer Professional Discussion
One of the things I do as a Life Coach at the Ali Forney Center is help to put together seminars, or what they call Life Retreats, so the clients we work with can learn about topics that can help them in the real world. Some of the retreats I’ve participated in since I’ve been [...]
18Aug09
Triple Word Score!
So it’s been a couple weeks since I’ve blogged with any consistency… and here’s why: I’ve been managing the build and launch of this year’s online Scrabble game for Subway. So if you’re eating at Subway, don’t throw away those game stamps. Go to subwayfreshbuzz.com and see if you win something! Good luck!
4Apr09
Life in the Bike Lane
I bought a bike today. I did this partially in response to the MTA’s announced increases in subway fares that are supposed to take affect at the end of the month. The cost of a monthly pass is set to jump from $81 to $103, which is the largest increase I’ve seen in the 10 [...]
