Some Things I’ve Written
Padilla Verdict: The Rule of Law Won
letter to the New York Times, August 18, 2007
Gay Sex in the ’00s
New York Blade
Bush and Gays
letter to the New York Times, June 11, 2003
Why I Think Conservatism is Wrong
The “Meaning” of Matthew Shepard
UVa Declaration, October 22, 1998
Imagine Tolerance, Effect Change
UVa Cavalier Daily, October 21, 1998
Statement in support of my former high school’s Gay/Straight Alliance
(October 1998)
Fool’s Errand: A Book Review
(October 1999)
From the blog:
Buffy Reviews (mostly season 7)
From college:
In Honor of St. Valentine
(February 14, 1995)
Belonging Again
(May 1, 1995)
Thank you for posting the text of your wedding ceremony! My boyfriend and I are getting married next year and I’ve been looking for various examples and texts for our ceremony. Congratulations on making it official. :)
Thanks Reynaldi, and congrats!
Sorry to post here, but I found your blog when I was looking for issues re short guys and clothing choices. I know that was back in 2003. I was wondering what you’ve found worked for you. I’m sure you’ve heard (or maybe even purchased) some Peter Manning clothes by now. I’m in the process of developing my own clothing company for shorter guys (I’m 5’6″ and about 120lbs.) who like things to be a tad more on the fitted side. I would appreciate your opinion on what brands have worked, what they could do better, and so forth. Hopefully, you’ll oblige me. Thanks!
Wondering the author of your first wedding reading. Really great. Was it written for you or is it from some dusty book somewhere….it’s kinda perfect…
I’m not sure – the person who performed the wedding gave it to us!
Just came across your “Memories of Summer Camp”… http://www.tinmanic.com/archives/2001/07/31/memories-of-summer-camp/
…Interlocken, now Windsor Mountain Summer Camp
http://windsormountain.org
What brings me here is to correct your 2001 posting. Interlocken, now WMSC, was/is in Windsor, NH. The mailing address was/is Hillsborough, simply because Windsor has always been too small to have it’s own post office, though the Boston Post Road did/does pass through a corner of the town.
I’m sure you still miss spending summers at camp; I hope you’ve had a chance to go back and visit.