I bought a real house, my own real house…

There’s so much more paper work here in CALI then in Iowa. It’s really scary, but I’m excited as well.

Just got back from Toronoto. It was a fun trip.

What an INTENSE movie.

I was really skeptical about this movie at first. I’m not a big fan of Aron Ralston. It was his own stupidity that caused him to be in the mess he was in and being someone who should know ALL of the right things to do, he did the exact oposite.

But I got an invite to a cast and crew Q&A screening, so I figured I’d go check it out and see what was up.

And boy was I glad that I went. At times, I felt like I was going to throw up, other times there were tears in the corner of my eye. The director has done an amazing time bringing you INTO the movie. Making it feel like you’re there and putting you into the emotions of the character.

I’m actually going to highly suggest you go see this movie, in the theater, on the biggest screen you can find. And sit in the first 3 rows.

Check out the 127 hours movie trailer on the apple site.

Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire) re-teams with writer Simon Beaufoy and producer Christian Colson to tell the harrowing story of real-life mountain climber Aron Ralston (James Franco), who literally cut himself loose from danger — and lived to tell about it. When sliding rock pinned his right forearm under a boulder during a climb in the Utah mountains, Ralston resorted to his basest survival instincts to stay alive.

Kenny Black – husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather – had commented a few years before his passing, that the older stones in the Lenox cemeteries were in disrepair and it was too bad they weren’t being taken care of; Lenox history and family histories would soon be lost. As a final tribute to Kenny and to honor his many years of community service, the Black family has compiled The Little Black Cookbook to raise funds to restore the older cemetery stones.

We have been searching for easy and unique recipes since September, 2009 to offer you The Little Black Cookbook. We have been baking, cooking, and stirring to ultimately offer you 600 recipes in the normal cookbook categories, plus dog treats and 30 recipes that didn’t fit anywhere else! All of us like to cook and have different tastes in food, so there should be something for everyone! All the recipes in the book have been made by at least one of us, so we know they work!

The Little Black Cookbook will be available for sale beginning October 20. The cost is $18 for the book and $5 to mail. Email thelittleblackcookbook@gmail.com for information on how to purchase.

Hi everyone.

I’m sorry to say that I feel like it’s time to make this a semi-private blog. So if you’d like to continue reading go ahead and register.

Everything is still here and once you register you will have the access to read all the private entries that I am writing and continue to read about my OVERLY exciting life!

Thanks to everyone who cares enough to read!

PS. Don’t worry. I’m not going to sell your information or spam you!

So I finally started a Los Angeles GAy & Lesbian Rock Climbing group! Woot!

Check it out here.