I made my way down to Renton to get Justin his Christmas present. It was a fifty dollar gift card for a video game place he likes to go to. I also thought of a funny joke to play on Justin. <\/p>\n
I got a paper towel and wrote “Scooby Doo” on it. Then I wrapped it and gave it to him as his gift. He fought the tears for a moment, then he started to cry. I then let him in on the real present. He felt better.<\/p>\n
We had chineese food over at Jon’s for Christmas. It was fun. We were there for a couple hours eating and playing games. It was good to spend time with teh family.<\/p>\n
I met up with Brian a little after I left Jon’s. We drove into Seattle and went to The Cuff. We hung out there for about an hour. There was a fair number of people there. I had some pop and we were outside talking for a while.<\/p>\n
Brian was getting mad when I was not getting close to him and I seemed to pull away. I explained to him the whole issue of my softball team thinking I am not gay. And that I don’t want them to find out when they see me having a gay guy all over me. It is a long story about what happened. But pretty much they thought I was gay, then they talked themselves out of it. I let them talk themselves out of me being gay. Now that it is several years later, I feel that it would be bad if they found out about me now.<\/p>\n
Brian doesn’t understand that. But he is a lot of like a woman. He calls and wants all my time. Anyway, we drove around after that for a while and ended up in Renton. We hung out by the river for a while and called it a night around three in the morning.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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