Showing posts with label good times. Show all posts
Showing posts with label good times. Show all posts

Saturday, August 07, 2010

Good Times

Dining out with friends at The Feathered One in Rehoboth 2009

Nothing special today folks other than the fact that I am feeling very good these days.

Renee helping me to celebrate my 65th birthday party at the Brickside Grill in Exton, PA (can you tell?  I was working on my 2nd martini)


I just found my all time favorite disco song from the 70's "It Feels Like I'm In Love."  This brought back many happy memories which I will share with you, the readers of this blog.

Brad, a happy fling back in the 70's at The Ranch


Life is about today, tomorrow and the past.  Yes, the past.  I have had a very good life.  Some disappointments but more happiness than many.  For that I am very thankful.

"Fuzzy" - another happy fling from the 70's (met him at the Boathouse in Dewey Beach)

There was a shortage of chairs at The Ranch - one had to get a seat wherever - 1979

Angelo and I manned the front desk at the Lionville Hampton Inn many a busy night- see those smiles?  Happy workers. - 2000

Me and Sheila at Trivia Night at the Brickside Grill - oh how I miss those Wendesday nights

The message from this blog - life is short.  Smile, have fun and be kind to each other.  






Saturday, October 31, 2009

Halloween 2009



The last time I went out on the town for Halloween was 1979.  I'm going out tonight. As in 1979,  I'm going out with my friend Big Bob, the same friend who I went out with back in 1979.  At that time I lived in Philadephia.  Big Bob lived in a suburb of Philadelphia.



I dressed in two different costumes:  The Wolfman and Scary Monster.  Bob dressed as Frankenstein both times.  We scared the bejusus out of many a patrons of the gay bars along the strip in Philadelphia last Halloween of the 70's.  Actually, the end of the 70's was the end of the Golden Era of gay bars.  The early 80's was when the Gay Plague (AIDS) entered the scene. 



Tonight we're going to try replicate that wonderful, carefree night out on the town.  Only this time we won't get drunk.  I'm driving.


Happy Halloween to one and all! 

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