Dreamways

Denver. Today was Gay Pride Day in Salt Lake. With 15,000 participants, the parade involved with commencing the festivities is, sez the paper, SLC’s second largest of the year. It is touching to see how much positive and supportive press was devoted to the event and to gay issues in the daily paper. From the outside, there is something heroic about gays standing up and standing out in the capital of Zion. These kinds of acts of conviction and courage in smaller, “Nowhere-ville” town are capturing my attention.

We’ve returned to Denver.  read more »

San Francisco. F and I sit in our lovely room at the Hotel Adagio, formerly the Cortez, which had kitchens in each room. The culinary spaces are gone, now made into sleeping rooms.   We breakfasted at the Café de la Presse on Bush and Grant, a lovely, spacious French space, if un petit pricey.

Talking with Bret over coffee, I inquired what are his thoughts about doing honor’s thesis. He started explaining why he isn’t going to pursue it. I realized that I was not interested in his explication.  read more »