Peter will always have pretty boy
privileges. Twas years ago in New York
when Mr. Pete demonstrated what a kind
heart New Yorkers could have..or at
least those folks in Queens..which I
guess is TECHNICALLY New Yorker-ish.
j/p Peter. Anyhows, cheers Mr. S.
ok everyone...
what can i say about pete?? let's see!!
this guy is sincere and seems to care
about people alot.. i can honestly say
that he is one of the warm hearted guys
i've met on this island.. chris is very
blessed to have someone special like
him.. pete, thank you soo much for the
caring heart you put into our
friendship.. i really appreciate you
being there for me when i needed an
ear..
lov UR korean brah,
dan.. hehehe...
This isnt hard at all...Peter let me
just sit back and smile. He is a rare
breed of a gay korean man (like i know
so many) but really the man flys in from
the oppisite side of or country and
becomes more local than anyone who has
spent a lifetime here...he got it and he
loves it you can just enjoy watching him
when he is talking bout Hawaii, and as
for Hula watch out chinky mahoi theres a
Korean boy with a hawaiian heart, 20yrs
he will be Kumu and chanting his pareo
off.. And such a good match to my boy
Christopher Lee, (bitch) nah
nah...hehe.Peter also has become an
important part of my life, he truly
cares for me and i feel it whenever im
around him. If this was American Idol he
would be a triple threat 1.looks 2.a
loveing heart and 3.she is one hell of a
seamstress. hahaha. nah 3.is his wisdom
at such a young age i can talk with this
man and just spill it and he doesnt make
me feel awkard or bad instead he gets
involved and gives you good advice. I
love you Peter. I want a korean boy for
Christmas....oh wait better yet my 22nd
b-day is on september 26th. I deserve it
god-dammit. much
Peter is the sort of person who's
naturally drawn to those in need. Blood
alcohol level notwithstanding, I will
never forget the time I drank eight
double rastinis (courtesy of Frankie)
and regurgitated eight double rastinis
(courtesy of nausea) onto the sidewalk
in front of Peter's house. I felt so
absolutely sick and thought I was going
to die. Thankfully, Peter was right
there by my side to make sure that I
wouldn't. I distinctly remember his
comforting voice guiding me through the
rest of my intoxication and reassuring
me that I was going to be OK. Amid this
horrible experience, I learned two
things: first, never drink rastinis.
They're deceptively sweet yet pack a
potent wallop once the sugar dissolves
in your bloodstream. Second, Peter is a
true friend who will forever hold a very
special place in my heart. In the end,
my rastini experience was merely a
vehicle through which I would come to
clearly see the beauty in his heart and,
in the process, gain a friend for life.
pete is down to earth,nice and mad coo.
he has a great peronality that shows
through his smile and warm heart. Pete
is so adorable and fun to tickle, also
he was kind enough to point to my
attention that the budlight bottles in
HI say aloha on them (some body drinks
too often hehe). when i first saw pete
i thought he was going to explode
cuz... he was looking soooo BOMB !!!
hehe hope to see you again sometime
pete, take care.
First time, I saw Peter was at infamous
club 58 when I was visiting New York
from Boston in 1995 and overturned
my narrow and isolated idea of
nonexistence of handsome gay Asian boi
in the states. It was refreshing and
exciting feeling. After a year, I moved
to New York city and who knew I would
get to meet him again and get a chance
to talk to him! He is one of nicest,
most caring, handsome, sensitive,
sincere, understanding, and flakiest
person I know. You are one of luckiest
if you are a friend with Peter but
patient might be required sometimes.
you look great Pete! i met Peter when
he was new to the islands, which he now
calls home. he was fresh from the east
coast with plenty attitude to spare.
seriously, Pete is one of the nicest
guys out there and i'm so glad he is my
friend. he is full of energy with a
thrist for life. let's get together
again soon buddy!
privileges. Twas years ago in New York
when Mr. Pete demonstrated what a kind
heart New Yorkers could have..or at
least those folks in Queens..which I
guess is TECHNICALLY New Yorker-ish.
j/p Peter. Anyhows, cheers Mr. S.
what can i say about pete?? let's see!!
this guy is sincere and seems to care
about people alot.. i can honestly say
that he is one of the warm hearted guys
i've met on this island.. chris is very
blessed to have someone special like
him.. pete, thank you soo much for the
caring heart you put into our
friendship.. i really appreciate you
being there for me when i needed an
ear..
lov UR korean brah,
dan.. hehehe...
just sit back and smile. He is a rare
breed of a gay korean man (like i know
so many) but really the man flys in from
the oppisite side of or country and
becomes more local than anyone who has
spent a lifetime here...he got it and he
loves it you can just enjoy watching him
when he is talking bout Hawaii, and as
for Hula watch out chinky mahoi theres a
Korean boy with a hawaiian heart, 20yrs
he will be Kumu and chanting his pareo
off.. And such a good match to my boy
Christopher Lee, (bitch) nah
nah...hehe.Peter also has become an
important part of my life, he truly
cares for me and i feel it whenever im
around him. If this was American Idol he
would be a triple threat 1.looks 2.a
loveing heart and 3.she is one hell of a
seamstress. hahaha. nah 3.is his wisdom
at such a young age i can talk with this
man and just spill it and he doesnt make
me feel awkard or bad instead he gets
involved and gives you good advice. I
love you Peter. I want a korean boy for
Christmas....oh wait better yet my 22nd
b-day is on september 26th. I deserve it
god-dammit. much
naturally drawn to those in need. Blood
alcohol level notwithstanding, I will
never forget the time I drank eight
double rastinis (courtesy of Frankie)
and regurgitated eight double rastinis
(courtesy of nausea) onto the sidewalk
in front of Peter's house. I felt so
absolutely sick and thought I was going
to die. Thankfully, Peter was right
there by my side to make sure that I
wouldn't. I distinctly remember his
comforting voice guiding me through the
rest of my intoxication and reassuring
me that I was going to be OK. Amid this
horrible experience, I learned two
things: first, never drink rastinis.
They're deceptively sweet yet pack a
potent wallop once the sugar dissolves
in your bloodstream. Second, Peter is a
true friend who will forever hold a very
special place in my heart. In the end,
my rastini experience was merely a
vehicle through which I would come to
clearly see the beauty in his heart and,
in the process, gain a friend for life.
he has a great peronality that shows
through his smile and warm heart. Pete
is so adorable and fun to tickle, also
he was kind enough to point to my
attention that the budlight bottles in
HI say aloha on them (some body drinks
too often hehe). when i first saw pete
i thought he was going to explode
cuz... he was looking soooo BOMB !!!
hehe hope to see you again sometime
pete, take care.
club 58 when I was visiting New York
from Boston in 1995 and overturned
my narrow and isolated idea of
nonexistence of handsome gay Asian boi
in the states. It was refreshing and
exciting feeling. After a year, I moved
to New York city and who knew I would
get to meet him again and get a chance
to talk to him! He is one of nicest,
most caring, handsome, sensitive,
sincere, understanding, and flakiest
person I know. You are one of luckiest
if you are a friend with Peter but
patient might be required sometimes.
he was new to the islands, which he now
calls home. he was fresh from the east
coast with plenty attitude to spare.
seriously, Pete is one of the nicest
guys out there and i'm so glad he is my
friend. he is full of energy with a
thrist for life. let's get together
again soon buddy!
I missed you so much that I moved all
they cross the country to be closer to
you!!!