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05-17-2006, 12:31 PM
DonMike

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Originally Posted by Seth

Indeed it does have appeal. Of course I understand growing up in a place is very different from moving there as an adult. I grew up in Denver which is a great city but my perspective is different from friends I have there that came from other places. Sometimes it's fun getting lost and discovering new places. Sometimes hard to do where you grew up...

That's how I felt when I came to LA. The first two years were just full of adventure. The really great thing is that even as I get more and more familliar with places around here there is always some uncharted territory, some road you've never been on with a bunch of shops you've never seen, plus new restaurants open every day so there is always a new place to try. I love LA, it's an ever changing city.
05-18-2006, 11:29 AM
Paco

Yet again another extended weekend approaches, and again ... 'where in the world is Paco'.

Simple - he is off, getting high ... again.
I decided to take the advice of many to take a hike, up some mountain.

Life is so rough.
05-18-2006, 01:13 PM
DonMike

Right on Paco. I'm off to Long Beach for gay pride this weekend. And then next week I'll be in Vegas for a little R&R. Okay, nobody can R&R in Vegas but you know what I mean. LOL!
05-18-2006, 02:22 PM
Paco

Really rough & raunchy romp ... cool. (r&r&r&r)
Just remember to capture those tender moments (more like spots) on film, and share with those you love (that would be us).

I am glad to read that some of you take time away from work to enjoy life (unless your the type that enjoy working all the time).
05-19-2006, 08:53 AM
collegeboyslive

Off toipic but have you ever noticed that if Don Mike removed the last bit of hair on his head he could get a job with the blue man group in Las vegas :)
05-19-2006, 10:15 AM
A_DeAngelo

Our last "real" time away from our "virtual office" was....?!?!?

We are 51% in the business of pleasure and 49% in the pleasure of business...

a recent pic from the forum - does it look like we're workin' it hard or hardly workin' ?

Our next "real" time trip will be to Dore Alley in SF this July for Cam's birthday...and points North
05-19-2006, 11:17 AM
longboardjim

i find it interesting the older i've gotten the harder i've had to work to keep it , i thought things were supposed to be easy when you get old.
i enjoy photographing , the camera's are getting lighter anyways. :goof:

sincerely ~ ..."silly wabbit , twicks r 4 kids"...
05-19-2006, 11:21 AM
Paco

Yah gotta know th@ I love yah and all th@ squishy stuff ... but Socks & sandals? Faux Pas!
05-19-2006, 11:26 AM
Paco

Quote:

Originally Posted by longboardjim

i find it interesting the older i've gotten the harder i've had to work to keep it , i thought things were supposed to be easy when you get old.

I am also getting older (yah I know ... NO, really), and you are correct ... 'it' gets harder and harder each and every day!
05-19-2006, 01:09 PM
DonMike

Quote:

Originally Posted by collegeboyslive

Off toipic but have you ever noticed that if Don Mike removed the last bit of hair on his head he could get a job with the blue man group in Las vegas :)

LOL!!!! You know, I had a friend that shaved off all his hair so he could go as a BlueMan for Halloween a few years ago. He even shaved off his eyebrows, which made him look really sickly for a while until they grew back (he's very fair skinned). Then he was really taken aback when he found out they don't shave off their hair, they just wear skullcaps. You can tell because they don't have ears.

http://whatisee.org/mt/archives/images/blueman-1.jpg

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