Well, another weekend zoomed by...and yet another week begins. This weekend was packed with activity and no rest for the weary. The last of the gay pride events took place for the season...Harrisburg Pride and it went off without a hitch! The protestors must be giving up. Years ago, there were many of them. This year there were but a lowly 6 protestors off to the one side of the back of the festival festivities. But with the music and other noises, they could barely be heard. One did manage it get in and started his shit on a bull horn, to which a few said he had his right to spew his bullshit,but in his destinated place outside the festival. It didn't take long for the city police to haul him away. But a lovely day all told, followed by a few cock-a-tails, and seeing many people I hadn't seen in a few years. Of course, the Mistress even met a sexy daddy on a rooftop bar which made for an evening of enchantment. Damn did he have sexy legs! More on the weekend later.... now on to a four-day work week...
Monday, July 27, 2026
Saturday, July 25, 2026
IN THREE WORDS
In this weekly feature, I'll share a guest with you all each week,
and you tell me in only three words what come to mind.
In Three Words...
Daniel Radcliffe
Friday, July 24, 2026
PACKAGE DELIVERY
I was overly excited when UPS showed up with my package. If all deliveries were this exciting like Mateo, I'd order UPS 24/7!
I gave him instructions to leave it at my back door.
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
PRIDE CONCERT
Category is Philadelphia Orchestra Pride!
This past Philadelphia Pride season was one of the best attended Pride yet, surpassing World Pride when they hosted it. And this year it was with honor that the world-renowned orchestra put on its fifth annual free Pride Concert and it was a huge hit. This year Trixie Mattel served as it's host for the evening- between her solo set, a gay Philly History lesson and everything in between, Trixie's charisma, uniqueness, nerve and huge talents kept the Marian Anderson Hall energized all night. The Philadelphia Orchestra led by Yannick Nezet-Seguin, is the one of the few symphonies in the country ...maybe only orchestra to put on a free concert for gay pride... and for the fifth-year running. If you ever get a chance to go hear the orchestra...go, they are truly phenomenal. Trixie paied with the magic of the orchestra, brought Pride to an epic conclusion for Pride Month. Carolyn Kuan led the orchestra that night, the Anna Crusis Feminist Choir, Philadelphia Gay Men's Chorus, the Voices of Pride and the Trans-cendent Choir of Philadelphia all join in for an incredible program. From Madonna, to Gaga, to Bach to Tchaikovsky, Chopin to Bernstein was performed in addition to Dorcas Leung and Kyle Mangold performed songs from The Notebook
Special thanks to Josh, a member of the orchestra for sharing the clip and the pictures he sent in. Philly certainly is lucky to have this orchestra in our midst. And love a queen who knows her gay history.
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