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It was a pretty hot day so we were thrilled to be able to go hang out in the pool at Brad and Alf's. Since we had been drinking so much of Brad's liquor lately whenever we would go over there, we stopped at CVS and got him a big jug of Captain Morgan - his favorite. We also got some beer for ourselves. Tommy and Ryan were there too and we all just lounged around most of the afternoon, which was nice. Marc was out of town; he had gone to San Diego Pride with Amy and AJ. Shitting Glitter was playing there so it was a little strange to think that they were all down there and I wasn't.
We had missed the last episode of True Blood so we had two episodes to watch. Tommy and Ryan left to get back to the OC (they don't watch TB) and it was our turn to get dinner, so I walked down to Sammy's Thai and got four different entrees with sides and egg rolls.
When I got back, we started the show. Both episodes were really good and the dinner was great too. After they were over it was pretty late so we walked home.

Hello 2010, goodbye junk!
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Yellow sparkly, puffy homemade costume top that I wore when I was Michael Alig from "Party Monster" one Halloween.

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Dylan said…
Can't wait to see more "True Blood" on Sunday, and make our Bloody cocktails.
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