o the rising of the sun
Christmas is upon us.
The BF and I arrived in ATL yesterday afternoon, thankfully spared from all the airport drama oozing out of Denver, and hit a holiday party last night. Good times.
It's 57 degrees here in the sunny South and the sky is a summery blue, not quite the "White Christmas" we've been trained like Pavlov's dogs to long for. Driving to the party last night, the BF remarked that in NYC we never encounter the huge displays of Christmas lights like the ones people put up in their yards here. My response: "Well, we also never see yards."
Anyway, here's a holiday-themed illustration. Happy Christmas and all that.
Blot: A brother and sister got into a fight about Christmas decorations ...
The BF and I arrived in ATL yesterday afternoon, thankfully spared from all the airport drama oozing out of Denver, and hit a holiday party last night. Good times.
It's 57 degrees here in the sunny South and the sky is a summery blue, not quite the "White Christmas" we've been trained like Pavlov's dogs to long for. Driving to the party last night, the BF remarked that in NYC we never encounter the huge displays of Christmas lights like the ones people put up in their yards here. My response: "Well, we also never see yards."
Anyway, here's a holiday-themed illustration. Happy Christmas and all that.
Blot: A brother and sister got into a fight about Christmas decorations ...
2 Comments:
So why do you use the term "the boyfriend" or "the bf" so much?
"The boyfriend and I arrived in London"..."the bf didn't like his soup"...it sounds similiar to "the dog"..I took "the dog" to the park..
Does he have a name? Does he not want you to use it?
I notice a lot of gay bloggers do this...seems like a crappy way to refer to the main person in your life...
Am I missing something? Just curious...not to be a busy body...but since this is a blog...it didn't seem overloaded with comments so I though I'd submit one
Thanks for the comment. My BF actually reacted badly when I used his name in an early entry, so I stopped. I think it also lets the content be a bit more accessible to the new reader who may not immediately know that "Brian" is my partner.
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