I'm back where I started maybe two or three years ago, when the urge to be a popular blogger far outweighed the benefits of having a neutral and clean space to vent my thoughts. It's good that I probably spend more time organizing my thoughts and spreading the word about subjects meaningful fo rme, but to think that the craving, the impulse to be popular is starting to creep into my head.

One small victory: I'm still writing about the same themes, and my entries are getting lengthier...

DeeBlackthorne

Went to a grassroots Obama rally, ate some finger foods, and talked with some of the folks there. Good time. Serving on a media and entertainment committee for a huge party toward the end of the month. Very stoked about that. They said the magical word: beer.

Came back to the apartment, got an inept voicemail about "oh, let your air conditioner thaw out." Yeah, and why don't you come over and fix my bathroom since it's all jacked, Ken? Erased the message. Straightened...

DeeBlackthorne

This is absolutely crazy. I went to a really fun local rally for Raul Grijalva who's running for Congress, ate some great tacos, a piece of cake to celebrate Obama's birthday today, and met a lot of great local volunteers. I came home, goofed off a bit, and talked with my neighbor. It was pushing past midnight, and we both went to Taco Bell to grab some food. I got a combo meal with a Mountain Dew. We ate and hung out for a couple of hours. It was past two and I said I was tired, so I went...

DeeBlackthorne

Normally this stuff would get under my skin, but I'm doing my best to laugh it off.

LPSG member Tits McGee is a full-figured Caucasian woman living somewhere in Arizona, and she posted a thread asking for LPSG males to identify themselves if they live here. I guess I should've read between the lines. I posted an innocuous "Yo, I'm in Tucson."

She replied that she's not into black men. Funny, I didn't recall thrusting my dick at her. I posted a response back...

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Save the Tatas! Seriously. That's the name of the design company sponsoring the most recent breast cancer walk series going on this November. I was proud to include myself among the attendees at yesterday's Pub Crawl for the Cure, organized by various groups of the Tucson branch of Meetup.com. Starting at three yesterday afternoon, yours truly hit up five bars in the Main Gate and 4th Avenue districts and drank to support breast cancer research.

Among those in attendance included...

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