Insight into the life and times of a man who might best be described as a "work in progress"...and his "prince charming"...
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Chintu is (still) my hero
In early December, Chintu purchased tickets for us to see the Broadway musical, Rent, at OU here in Athens. Tonight was the performance, and wow! It was awesome! While I must confess I REALLY love the movie (thanks once again, Tita), seeing Rent presented on stage was awesome! During the performance I realized, once again, just how lucky I am...lucky to have Chintu in my life and lucky that our love is of the same caliber and more than the love between Tom Collins and Angel. Such beauty..."I'll cover you!" Thank you, again, and so much, Chintu! I love you!
Age 47, divorced, gay. I have a beautiful 22 year old daughter (a stylist in Weston, WV). I'm just discovering who I really am, rather, who I can be, (proof it's NEVER too late) My favorite quote: "Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself." (George Bernard Shaw) In June 2007, I graduated from Washington State Community College (yes, my first time as a college graduate) with an AAS in Social Service Technologies. I have worked at EVE, Inc., a domestic violence shelter, since that time. It's my privilege to serve on the committee for the Evergreen Arts & Humanities Series at Washington State. (See EVE & EAHS in links section.) Since February 2007, I've been blessed to share life with the most amazing, wonderful, kind, loving, and handsome man. After dating for a few months, we decided that we no longer wanted to live in separate places, so in August we moved into a house just outside Athens. One of our favorite things about it is the fact that there's a great vegetable garden space & room for lots of flowers. Chintu, 30, born in Kerala, India, has lived in Athens since 2004. A medical doctor in India, he is now pursuing a PhD in Neuroscience at OU.
In early December, Chintu purchased tickets for us to see the Broadway musical, Rent, at OU here in Athens. Tonight was the performance, and wow! It was awesome! While I must confess I REALLY love the movie (thanks once again, Tita), seeing Rent presented on stage was awesome! During the performance I realized, once again, just how lucky I am...lucky to have Chintu in my life and lucky that our love is of the same caliber and more than the love between Tom Collins and Angel. Such beauty..."I'll cover you!" Thank you, again, and so much, Chintu! I love you!
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You is so, so romantic, Millard!
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