God had made a mistake. That was the very first moment in my life that I realized that I was not alone, that there were others who were different - in whatever way they might be so.

The young girl's name was Kristin Chenoweth.

🙏❣️ @kchenoweth.bsky.social ❤️💐

...this small little girl who had been running after him. She froze as she saw me and the thought that popped into my head at that moment was (exactly), "Finally, a fellow alien." She eventually ran past me and into the home.
Not knowing that I was a homosexual, I simply thought that, with me...

...coffee, I went outside to kill time. A few minutes later, his friend runs by me on his way to the door and I remember my reaction being the equivalent of, "Damn, another mouth-breather." A few seconds later, I heard a voice calling after him and as I turned I was stopped dead in my tracks by...

...get along and become friends. It was not to be as he was, definitively, a future heterosexual and he could easily tell, even though I was only about nine-years-old, that I was not. While he was waiting for his best friend to arrive for a play date and my mother and her friend rebonded over...

Please forgive me in advance if I have related this before:
In 1970/71, my mother took me to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma (not far from where we lived on the (then) south side of Tulsa) to visit her best friend from high school. She had a son a little younger than me and it was hoped that we would get...

Greetings, Glenda❣️

I was lucky enough to live in New York from 1984-2000 and saw the 1989 screening of "Napoleon" at Radio City Music Hall. Would happily stand in line for hours to have a chance to see it a second time.
www.nytimes.com/1989/06/18/a...

Thank you(❣️) for bringing all of us such a consistently quality product.

P.S. already looking forward to making my Super Lucky 2026 Black Eyed Peas early on New Year’s morning.

At their nadir, it’s been written, she and her children foraged for salad greens; there are multiple stories of travelers encountering the Empress in third-class train carriages and public buses.

Today, I was reminded of all of this because of another headline.

www.theguardian.com/world/2025/n...

My grandma would heartily agree with you about salad; when my aunt asked her to add a vegetable to her dinner every night, she popped a bowl of popcorn and chased it down with a good-ish bourbon on ice.

I completely agree!

Bless you❣️

Goodnight, Glenda❣️

Wonderful❣️

Thank you (❣️) for bringing this to our attention; I just ordered my copy.