Friday, May 27, 2011

Happy Memorial Day Gents


The warmer weather means a couple of things to me -- driving to the beach and blasting some good music and gtting horny (and maybe some road head) on the way


A long run and then sleeping it iff on the beach. Come on admit it -- you bone up mid-sleep and don't realize it.


Memorial day weekend means in and all is good outside.


Mid-run, going off trail and taking care of alittle pent up frustrations from the week. Thank God there are secluded spots on the North County trail.

What ever you all do this weekend -- have fun, play hard and be careful.

Saturday, May 21, 2011

It's Yours


 I Want To Walk In On You Like This


Tell me What You Are Reading


I Promise To


Hold Still


It's Yours

Friday, May 20, 2011

Captain Lawrence


The next time you wind your way to the Hudson Valley, make sure you stop in to Captain Lawrence -- an awesome local brewery, where the beers are some of the best you'll taste.


Always cool people hanging out (when they are open - check before going) sampling their new drafts.



They guys behind the bar are cool, know how to serve you and are really knowledgable about what they make.



Be sure to grab a growler (bears relax) -- best $16.00 investment you can make.



Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Who the Hell Is Steve?




We have all been in some hilarious man on man situations -- though there are some where you laugh together and some where you are laughing alone.
 
I was sitting in a meeting this afternoon, and as typical protocol, people on the phone were introducing themselves, when all of a sudden a guy named "Steve" announces -- "Steve here." We all looked at each other and I finally muted the call and asked -- "who the hell is Steve?" Anyway, it got me thinking about a hilarious situation last summer and I literally started laughing in the middle of the meeting.
 

I had been introduced to the philosophy professor at a local New York college -- a guy by the name of Glenn. Very smart, kind of quirky guy -- Scottish heritage and raised in the south. He was an interesting conversationalist -- although some of his comments bordered on intellectual elitism, but I claim temporary insanity as he had these full lips you just wanted to taste, bright expressive eyes and a firm round ass you I just wanted to mount.
 

And mount I did. He gave excellent head, loved to make out and preefrred getting fucked face down and ass up. My kind of man. After a couple of afternoon fuck sessions, I had began to look forward to the easy way we would fall into each others arms, rolling around and eventually grinding my way on him from behind. When I would flip him I loved to make him cum without either of us touching his cock.
 
This one particular afternoon, we had been going at it a particularly long time. I remember looking at all of the books spined out on his bookshelf trying to measure myself and keep a slow and steady pace. And when he seemed to be getting really comfortable, would rachet up the tension and start pounding. I was nailing him pretty hard and he reached back with his hand and yelled, "Oh God Steve. Fuck me. Come on Steve Fuck My Ass."
 
My inital reaction was shock and of course, started to chuckle. Who the fuck was Steve? Do I tell him he just called me the wrong name? Do I continue to fuck him? Do I fuck him harder? Do I pull out and cream his face and call him a different name?
 
In the end, I decided to keep pumping and not mention it. I remember sharing this story with my buddy Grizzly and we laughed our asses off. Glenn wasn't a part of the picture much past then -- more of a summer fling.
 
Have you ever called someone the wrong name while fucking around?

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Lay Back


Lay Back Buddy


I Asked You And You Did. But I Need Further Proof.


I Know You Are Sleepy. Hearing Your Voice Will Put Me There.


Your Core Is My Strength Too.


Thirst Is An Elemental Need.


Just Lay Back Now. I Love You.

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Shine



Should I shy down. that's boring. snoring
I'd like to teach me to sing in perfect harmony
And I'd like to change the world.
It's easier than changing me
And I'd like to find one who knows me


Strum bang the drum alound or put it down
and figure out if I'm out of line
Sit around and figure out if I'm wasting time


Wait for the sign. it's time to shine shine shine
Wait for the sign. it's time to shine shine shine

Why should I sh-shy down. how are you? fine.
Why should I sit around


and be dead and never shine
It's the giant so defiant. But I'm happier if I can sleep
If I wake though. volcano. Fee Fi Fo
Fum bang the drum aloud or put it down

and figure out if I'm out of line
Sit around and figure out if I'm wasting time


Wait for the sign. it's time to shine shine shine
Wait for the sign. it's time to shine shine shine


Lit a fire under my assets
I'd like to, I try to tread tightly, so slightly


When the forest is before us,
but we can't see for all the trees


That's when they fall, that's when I call
The good Paul Bunyun
bang the drum aloud or put it down


and figure out if I'm out of line

Wait for the sign. it's time to shine shine shine


Friday, May 6, 2011

Gotta Guy



I have had one of those weeks -- away from home on a business trip, feeling both isolated and not "on my game" at work. I love my job and for the most part, the people I work with, but am in a patch where something is off kilter.



In some ways, I think it may be a reaction, or a let down to the athletic event I participated in over the weekend. An event that was fun, somewhat dangerous, testosterone charged and inspiring. Maybe I am foolishly looking to keep that momentum going and am unfairly laying that at my works door.


Regardless, a sucky week.

My running is also off. Feeling really heavy and slow and lumbering -- not at all fun and the usual endorphin high or zone-out I love so much.


FUCK.

Hate it when I feel this way.

The upside? I got a guy who wrote me this . . .

"Trust your instincts . . .find value in the meeting. You find satisfaction in leading with purpose, vision and empathy. You are that guy. You have all the tools, be him and no matter what you do, you will find happiness in your work. Go get em."

I got a guy



This guy can also make me cum talking to him. And hearing him cum when we secretly speak, rings in my ears for hours.



To all the guys -- guys who can support one another and guys that makes us hot and guys we can't get out of our minds and who understand the pressures and demands without judgement

We are all deserving of that guy


Monday, May 2, 2011

Connection




When you meet a man who takes your breath away – what is it about him that strikes your heart? His passion? His looks? Each of us is different and responds to different stimuli in ways it is sometimes hard to understand. I guess if we knew more up front, it might save us a lot of heartbreak. I suppose since I am not attracted to any one type of person, it makes it easy to be “interested,” but it is more than that. The need for meaningful connection is the spark for me. I know it the minute it happens and I wait to see the rest of the story unfold. Will he be attracted to me? If so, how? Sexually?



I spent the weekend with 12 guys in an athletic event this past weekend. Almost 27 intense hours of togetherness – sometimes intense, but man you sure do begin to understand a person better when you see them in this light.


There was raw emotion, physical pain, hilarious antics and bonding on all sorts of levels. I couldn’t help but be fascinated by these guys. Their quirks and traits – their “stories” – were all fascinating to me.
And there was heat. Hard to be a bi guy with a bunch of straight men without thinking about sex – though nothing happened and even if it were in the offing – tough to initiate much less consummate.


I began to think how lucky I am to be able to experience men and women on a variety of levels. Sure sex and intimacy are wrapped up in that – but it is more than that as well. Friendship, intimacy, desire – humbling and beautiful at the same time. Connection.


A young guy I spoke with after the event at the post-party mentioned to me that he hopes one day “to be as generous as I am.” I was profoundly moved by that --  by his innocence and sincerity.
And thankful.


Connection