This is me
I felt a little compelled to write this after going back and forth with someone namde Rob on several other posts here on the site. He said that Kurt Wild is married and has a family. I responded that he has no clue the type of life I live, so I've decided to give you all the run down on what exactly I'm doing right now.
December 6th, 2008, I was living in Fort Lauderdale. I had appeared in the closing performence of Charles Busch's 'Psycho Beach Party' at the ARTSERVE Theatre along side of Matthew Rush and former National entertainer of the year Daisey Deadpettles. On the 7th, I packed my bags and left Florida behind for Music City USA, Nashville, Tennessee. I've been here ever since and have yet to return to Florida.
Don't get me wrong, I loved South Florida. There is no place on earth like it. I miss all my friends and the places down there. But I got so caught up in the entire "scene" down there. I lost sight of the things that were really important to me. I had lived in Nashville before I moved to Florida over a year ago. So, it was an easy choice when I needed somewhere to go. I made several trips to Nashville starting in October to look for a place to stay. I actually met someone while I was here, but I was torn between him and my boyfriend that I had in Florida.
Back in Florida, I continued to work in the funtabulous world of porn, all the while thinking about being somewhere else. Instead of leaving my heart in San Francisco, I left it in Nashville. If anyone writes a song like that I'm claiming I had the idea. I couldn't think straight and there were times when I wouldn't leave the house. I'm so glad I was cast for that play because I needed something to get my mind off of things. Is it bad I can quote that entire script and I use lines from it in my everyday life?
I visited Nashville a few more times before I officially moved here. That time I spent going back and forth only solidified my love for the man in Tenessee. I missed him while I was gone, and never wanted to let go while I was there. I will say, I untimately moved there for him.
We live with two other roommates in his house that he built. It's a nice place in east Nashville, just a few miles from downtown. After getting here, I sat down with my partner and had a serious conversation about my career choice. And even though I thought the day would never come, I gave up porn for him. I did it to make our lives together happier and healthier. I don't miss it that much. Only draw back is NO ONE in this city is hiring. I've had to resort to being a web cam model for my good friend Ricky Sinz. I'm making enough money for myself. I'm blessed to have met a person that has a six figure job that wants to share his blessings in life with me. I'm not here for his money, I didn't even know what he made until we talked about me quitting porn. Regardless, I still like to pay my way in life. As I've said before, no one has given me anything, and I'm not about to start letting that happen.
I'm happy here, aside for the single digit temperatures. I can honestly say that I wouldn't want to be anywhere else in the world right now...maybe in some country on the Equator lol.
The Okefenokee Swamp at Stephen C. Foster State Park in southern Georgia, is the site of the latest reported alligator feeding frenzy. Approximately 300 alligators cooperatively hunted in a narrow canal while boaters looked on. Is it an odd occurrence, or a normal phenomenon?
CNN reports that a boater at Stephen C. Foster State Park shot some astounding video footage of an apparent alligator feeding frenzy at Okefenokee Swamp. Roughly 300 alligators cooperated to catch a large population of mudfish. In spite of the huge number of feeding alligators, the boaters nevertheless went onto the water. Wildlife officials at the state park state that "the waters are safe for boaters."
Odd Occurrence at Stephen C. Foster State Park?
It is worthwhile to remember that the 402,000 acres of Stephen C. Foster State Park are home to about 12,000 alligators. Park officials warn that pets are forbidden to ride in boats, and children should stay away from the water's edge to avoid alligator attacks. Where this many alligators live, it should not be surprising to see some of them. Are 300 at one time in the same vicinity, therefore, unusual?
The chain's demise is now nearly certain, but one film lover explains why that isn't all good news. It's too soon to call it an end of an era, but Blockbuster Video's troubles make it tempting. Between the company's presence on a Wall St. 24/7 List of "10 Brands That May Disappear in 2011" and the company's bizarre de-listing from the New York Stock Exchange this week (based on internal shenanigans that shareholders are trying to get to the bottom of), the company has what one might call a Wall Street image problem. And that's on top of the other, more general, more daunting problem it's been coping with for about five years now, which we've written about before and will call, for lack of a nicer phrase, The Stench of Death. As in:
429 isn't a belated "time to light up a joint" call - it comes from the use of a phone’s keypad to spell out the word ‘gay’.
You can read it as: 4-2-9 spells G-A-Y, now text that to your "st8" friends and see the response. (Editor's Note: GorgeousBoys is not liable for you getting a blackeye and or blocked)
Earlier this summer, The CW announced that on the new season of 90210 it would be revealed that one of its three leading men would be gay: The three in question are Liam (Matt Lanter), Navid (Michael Steger) and Teddy (Trevor Donovan). Now Entertainment Tonight talks to two of the guys to get their take.
"It is going to happen," Trevor tells ET, at the same time denying that he knows which of the hotties it is going to be. "I would be flattered if [it was me]. What a great chance to use your acting chops a little bit to dive into a different kind of character. That is why we do this."
Michael adds, "They are approaching it with respect. I know Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) had an experimentation phase last year, but this year they are going to go the full arc and take it seriously. Not that they weren't last year, but it is going to be a shock."
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A hotel near Brentwood, Tennessee has abruptly closed after being sold at auction for $9 million. Employees and guests at the Holiday Inn on Old Hickory Boulevard, near Franklin Pike Circle, were kicked out on Thursday. The hotel’s new owner is Matrix Hospitality Group in New Orleans. The hotel was owned by Tarun Surti, who recently lost a discrimination lawsuit that alleged that he’d fired employees because they were gay. Those workers were awarded $2 million in damages but have yet to collect any money. The Holiday Inn was sold at auction on May 29 in Nashville.
David Hill is looking for a new job after he said he was fired Tuesday from a former Brentwood Holiday Inn, which now goes by the name Artee Hotel. 
