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Guilt	What is yours?	Explain yourself
Culinary:	spaghettios	i love the cheesy tomato goodness... mmmmmmmmmmm
Literary:	horror paperbacks	from anyone really - i love reading them while floating on lakes
Audiovisual:	under the cherry moon	i am glad to finally have cohorts in this one
Musical:	dancy poptastic	britney, madonna, robbie williams, i love it - dance it up - woot!
Celebrity:	courtney love	this didn't use to be guilt but wow i wish she would stop with the surgeries

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camping at lake berrryessa

maybe even
dog friendly camping at lake berryessa

???

anyone got any info?

extra credit for other locations to camp with a dog near a lake where it's warm

danke

Open Mic on Friday with BLAIR

Queer Open Mic is this Friday kittens - and I am crazy excited. On tour from Detroit Michigan we have rock star awesome super cool and sometimes opera singing D Blair. He RULEZ. OMG. So come on out - support / hang out / read / get inspired and prepare to just enjoy the crap outta yourself.




D. BLAIR is a poet / singer-songwriter / performer and spoken word artist whose work, in the words of Metro Times "focuses on the hope that rises from the ashes of despair." Blair is a National Poetry Slam Champion (2002 Team Detroit) and Detroit Grand Slam Champion (2003). He's been named Best Solo Artist by Real Detroit Weekly Readers' Poll and has been written about in periodicals around the country and overseas including Performing Songwriter Magazine, Hour Detroit Magazine and The Bay Area Times. His new one man show Burying the Evidence is new ground for Blair. The new and rewritten material for the theater piece is already receiving great reviews at previews in Detroit and Chicago and being written about in Detroit's Between the Lines Newspaper and Northwest Airlines World Traveler Magazine.

BLAIR's poetry has been published in a myriad of journals and newspapers around the country including Alabama State University's Punch and in the forthcoming Black Rennaissance Noire (NYU Press). In 2005 he was the featured artist on the HBO Def Poetry Jam website. In 2004, Blair was an artist in residence with Inside Out Literary Arts Project, an organization that brings poets, writers and artists into Detroit Public Schools. As both a performer and a writer Blair toured to KwaZulu Natal in South Africa with the experimental theater piece, The Walking Project. The Project put together by Walk & Squawk Theater Co. was a multi-media project centered around the politics, purpose and occupation of the simple act of walking.

QUEER OPEN MIC
@ THREE DOLLAR BILL CAFE
1800 Market St
SF, CA
sign up @ 730
readers @8
cost - $1 - $5

rules: one item for performance that is 5mins or less. if there's is time and you wanna go again, we sometimes have a round 2.

JUNE PERFORMANCES

Hey Folks
I know june gets wacky crazy cukoo for everyone with the high homo holidays - so here is some advance notice of what I gots goin on.
:) Please come if you can. It really does mean a lot to me.
xo

June 2nd:
The QBall - 10^th Birthday Party for the National Queer Arts Festival
6 - Midnight, Rainbow Room | LGBT Center, 1800 Market

I'll be performing as the reader for the Home Queer Home show. Come celebrate the 10^th Birthday of the NQAF with The Queer Cultural Center, The LGBT Community Center and several of our closest friends!  There will be free libations flowing and free food for munching all night long.

June 8th:
Queer Open Mic Featuring: Frances Varian & Heathen Machinery
8pm - Three Dollar Bill Cafe, 1800 Market
Featuring Frances Varian and Heathen Machinery in a femme extravaganza
of poetry, stories and magic where bees dance with angels and hearts
are full of the kind of love that could cut you.


June 12th:
Home Queer Home: A queer cabaret exploring the journey from "family of origin" to Family.
7:30pm, Ceremonial Room, LGBT Center, 1800 Market Street.


Queers come from all over the country to live in San Francisco. In cars, on busses, planes, but what happens along the way? Who do our travels turn us into and then what happens once we get "home"? The journey of gay isn't just coming out. It's moving out, defining out and somewhere in our travels - redefining family and what exactly home means. This show examines the transient culture of queer and home with stories from writers, dancers, singers and artists from around the country. From New York City to Michigan to Stockton to San Francisco natives - everyone has their own journey to what home is.
Join us at this multi media cabaret featuring dance, film, spoken word, stories, songs, smut and more as we all try to work out, define, examine and create a new vision of home.

Starring:
Cindy Emch, Daphne Gottlieb (including a collaboration with filmmaker Sabrina Alonso), Storm Florez, Justin Kolling, Humilty Swim, Esther Zinn and Mollena Williams. Curated by Cindy Emch.

June 22nd:
Queer Open Mic Featuring: Ryka Aoki de la Cruz, LotSix and Steph Hayes (all touring poets)
8pm - Three Dollar Bill Cafe, 1800 Market
Come get your gay on with the queerest open mic this side of Market Street. With the awesome maverick wordsmithing of  Ryka Aoki de la Cruz and the explosive musical performance art of LotSix and Steph Hayes.

kampachi already posted this but...

A 19th century clipper ship buried in Ocean Beach emerges from the sand





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