GayPatriot

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Yeah, I’m Still Alive.

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I figured I should post *something* so everyone knows I’m okay. I guess I’m still “recovering” from a pinched nerve in my back/neck that happened about a week ago. Now there was some pain! Whew. Anyway, after a few days of moving up from percoset to vicodan, I’m now back to naproxyn. Can’t hang onto those Schedule II drugs for long or ya get hooked. I don’t think it is in my chemistry to become a drug addict anyway, but hey, I don’t need to find out.

There is still some numbness in my fingers and a sporadic, “achy” pain down my left arm… but nothing like the P-A-I-N of the pinched nerve.

Anyway, I just took the week off from life last week. No work, no blog, no nothing. But as of Sunday I’m back trudging through airports and doing what I do… including mouthing off as “GayPatriot”. Heh heh.

One final thought on this Saturday night. I wanted to thank the hosts of the wonderful party in suburban DC last evening. It was a great gathering of conservative gays and their friends. I joked with PatriotPartner that we had finally made the Gay Republican “A-List” just as we are moving away from the area! That’s pretty much my luck.

Our friend from Philadelphia was down for the weekend and went with us to the party. He’s a far cry from a gay GOP’er, but very gay GOP friendly. He had a blast and all three of us felt like it was one of the best and friendliest gay parties we had ever been to. And as our Philly friend said, “Gay Republicans are hot!”

Thanks again to our friends who had an outstanding party on Friday night!!

-Bruce (GayPatriot)

Comments

  1. I joked with PatriotPartner that we had finally made the Gay Republican “A-List”

    Frackin’ elitist! You probably oppose Harriet Miers, too.

    – V the K, (who’ll never be on any A-List. A-hole list, sure … )

  2. Glad you’re OK.

    Percocet is fun when you’re stuck at home with nothing to do, but it really sucks when you actually have to work – I found it much harder to manage routine stress when I was taking it.