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- Introduction.
Why I bothered.
- The Newest Revelation, written by Jek in 1997.
An email sent to me by a close friend. I'm lucky to have ever gotten a... I guess you
could call this a love letter.
- Slice of Life, written by Ron in July of 2001.
A story about leaving for a new job several years ago, when I changed
everything. My advice to others: Don't be conservative and afraid to try something new, especially if you're unhappy. Change! Move out of town, quit your job, whatever it takes. You only have 1 life.
- A coming-out letter actually sent to conservative Roman Catholic parents
The results? Well, nothing really. Disapproval, but then, there was always
disapproval--for one reason or another. Nothing new. Same ol' relationship, such as it was,
with the communication, as it always was, limited to exhortations to attend Mass and pray.
Probably the only result will be that he is disinherited. Thus, to some gays, I would
advise, lie to your parents. They may not value honesty one whit (like most people), and when they die you could be poorer for being an honest fool.
- A poem Remi sent me after witnessing a rare spat
But really, how can 2 people live together without a little disagreement once in a while?
- Ron's Simple Guide to Self-Improvement
This will probably be offensive to the religious, so just skip it if God is a vulnerable little rabbit that you protect from all dangerous skepticism.
- The Truth Tree Mascot
Also known as Victoria, who lives with us. Here is the low-down on her.She likes to sleep on our recently worn clothing. She gets peeved when we're gone for more than a few hours. And if we're gone a few days, she goes completely wacko - like, forgets where to go potty. (I hope she doesn't read this.) But, hey. . .that behavior means that she likes us. Maybe she loves us. Who knows what emotions a cat is capable of? Or what emotions a cat owner is capable of reading into his cat?
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