This posting is about two weeks past its prime but I finally got the pics to go with the story!
As you can tell, we made two new friends, actually 4 new friends. All female! Octoberfest was a loud, boisterous, and crowded event. Numerous drunks, lots of kids, (Which I still don't understand how or why a parent would bring a small child to a beer garden! Probably from a small town or SOUTH CITY!!)and laughter everywhere. Joe and I were part of an eight man group in the beginning of the night. It dwindled to six within 10 minutes of entering the actual festival. Within another 5 minutes we lost two more, and within a half hour, everyone else! Needless to say, we adapted.
Enter the Octoberfest girls!
It was quite interesting the coversations that complete strangers have with one another. Joe and I were asked to "pretend" to be their dates/boyfriends/husbands to ward off the drunks who were trying to feel their pantaloons! (Shut up, I know, I know---screaming queens, Joe and I!) The obviousness of our gayness was not even a factor! Men were pissed! Men were envious! I was flabbergasted when the two big boobed girls wanted to know our preference of sexual positions and whether or not we would consider a "fourway" with their boyfriends and them! I KID YOU NOT!!
Happy Octoberfest! We deflected as long as we could to the interogation, and then the funny thing, we just started discussing sex with them as if they were our partners! JEEZ!! This conversation lasted for about 40 minutes and then we headed off to home.
Thanks for the pics Roger!
1 comment:
Rodney, I understand that depression looms on the edge of each day, and once it pokes its ugly head out, sometimes you have to fight to win just another day without that ugly head reappearing. Look I came up with another use for the phrase, "Prairie Doggin" HA
I see life more like this...
People have to always remember that life can always change and always become better, or worse.
When a person's life becomes better, it can easily be because they have changed something in their life that was causing "the Prairie Doggin".
People also have to accept that without daily strength, and without any notice you can fall backwards, fall back into those "old patterns", or "old habits" that started you on a path of destruction in the first place.
Another daily struggle, once you have something you truly want in your life, you are challenged, it becomes a fight to keep it.
A good life, a good family, a good man is not easily obtained, well let me change that... it is easy to find, BUT is it easy to keep?
HELL NO!
This means you must stop everyday, and remind yourself just what it is that you have, what you need to do to keep it, and what patterns or habits can cause it all to break. Once again today, to survive, to remain happy you must fight for that happiness everyday.
We all have those days when we feel nothing is right, you feel you are slipping back.
DON’T let those days overpower your heart, your soul, your strength.
Be strong, Be happy, Be proud of who you are, what you have accomplished, and what you can accomplish in the future.
All my love to Monkey!
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