Showing posts with label the hoods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the hoods. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

more friend visits

Well this has been the year of visiting LL in the great commonwealth of VA. I had my gay husbands, Jilly Bean, Brianne, oh my! So now my friend from MN, Nicole, is coming this weekend. I've known Nicole for about 7 years when we worked together in Minnie. I remember the first time we really hung out was when I hosted my first shakey toy party. She had just started dating someone who was like, "you're going where?"

I'm looking forward to having her visit. We plan to treat ourselves to a little mani/pedi and then hit up some wineries. Of course we have the a-mazing moustache party on Saturday with all my friends. So here's hoping Nicole and I can be the hostesses with the mostesses, and keep the booze a-flowing.

So here is a good picture of Nicole and I on the "Bootie Cruise" which was this amazing event where we went up and down a river on a boat filled with 10 male strippers and about 350 women! Now that is a good time.




Good thing I didn't post any embarrassing pictures from the Bootie Cruise, oohhhhh wait here is a good one of Nicole riding the gay stripper:

Sunday, June 13, 2010

a hood visit

So I've been very blessed lately to have many friends and family visiting me here in Cville and the great commonwealth of the big V-A-baby. Recently, I made a trip to DC to meet up with my good friend Brianne, a member of the extended Hood Family of Spokane. I knew Bri in grad school in f-ing Pullman (try not to throw up in your mouth), and lived with her sister too! I am very lucky to know her amazing family and r-e-s-p-e-c-t them all.

It's been a good 3 years since I've seen her, and we had a wonderful time screwing around and relaxing in DC. We completed all my favorite DC activities, like eating at the two top vegetarian restaurants, treating ourselves to alittle medi/pedi/botox (with just the pedi part), drinking margitias as big as our heads, laughing till I wet myself (just a little bit), going to farmer markets, and running around the district taking photos with my favorite phallic monument:


Now this is a slight departure from tradition in that my butt or flat hands aren't holding it up, instead we were at the right angle to make a tooth pick out of it. During this night we were able to get up onto the rooftop patio of the W hotel right downtown, due to the fact that our tour on the two-wheel death machines was canceled (no segwaying it this time). I've tried to get into this hotel two times previously and been cockblocked due to my crappy clothing. Fortunately, this time despite my flippy flops and t-shirts Brianne and I got up to the rooftop to enjoy those $35 drinks :) We made friends, enjoyed the view, and hobb-knobbed with the wealth of DC. The view of monuments and the White House were great, and well worth the expensive drinks:

Can you see the WH behind us??? From the side you can see both the front and back column entrances.....hey BO!?!?! I'm a-comin for you :) One of these trips I will, I swear, get one of those reach-arounds in. But I couldn't even sneak in from the front entrance either (see below), but I did apparently have a little pirate coming out of me. Check out this picture which makes me 1) look like a bird, or 2) look like a pirate without a peg leg:


I vote for pirate since I already talk like a sailor. Insert ARRrrrgghhhh with finger shaped hook. But seriously, where the hell did my leg go??? I'm like a one-legged bird in some ass kicking tennis shoes preparing to attack :)

Well our weekend was also full with a trip to the National Cathedral to enjoy a full tour of America's first church with all the amazing glass staining. I just love glass staining. We also got a good hike on Roosevelt island, which is a national park in the middle of the Potomac, and has been on my DC list-of-things-to-do for years. Also new for this trip was a visit to TJ's memorial (you know, Tom Jeff, my homie from Cville....that zexy slave owner). This memorial was tall and amazing, but the best part was the walk to it where I found George Mason's memorial and got alittle frisky with it:


I do believe this is the clean version of the many pictures I was taking with this statue, until I feared the park po-po may come and arrest me. Anyways, who makes a statue like this and not anticipate that people are going to sit on it, or kiss it, or .....well we will just stop there :)

Thanks for the visit B, and looking forward to future good times!!!