Nathan

Owner of GayCafe.com

Nat Sherman Black & Gold smokes, Momokawa Pearl Sake, Sushi, white lilies, Gumbo's, Whole Foods Market, Volvic water, the daily crossword puzzle, Sunday comics, Karma, On the Border, synchronicities, Gnani Yoga, philosophy, Oriental Occultism

Saki (H. H. Munro), Truman Capote, Brewers Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, Atlas Shrugged, Julian Jaynes, P. G. Wodehouse, Joseph Campbell

The Matrix, Cruel Intentions, Devil's Advocate, James Bond, The Avengers, Contact, 8 Mile

80's, Electronica, Classical, NPR on the Weekend, ABBA, George Michael, George Winston, Madonna, Sting, Eminem, New Order, The Beloved, Enya, The Shamen, Erasure, Sunscreem, Enigma, Simple Minds, Alphaville, Sean Paul

The O.C., Simpsons, Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home, That '70s Show, Sex and the City, AbFab, Jeopardy!, Star Trek: Voyager, Martha Stewart Living

A quote from me on the main page of GayCafe.com - "In the
night sky, some stars may appear to be more luminous
than others, but it's the perspective of the distances
which separate them that create this illusion. We're all
bright in our own way, and to compare these degrees of
light is often to trivialize ourselves - and consequently
life - in an arbitrary and relative way. Certainly over
time this leads to a condition where competition and
cooperation swing into and out of balance, tempered only by
the friction of boredom or our joyful liberation from it."
NPJ (p.s. Sorry for the silly photo - I was schnockered.
It was taken during lunch with a friend at the Fourth Story
in Cherry Creek. Anyway, the other photos are more recent.)

Whoever discovers where the reset button is for the
planet, because I'd like to help them give it a good push.
People interested in changing the cultural landscape;
actually putting forth time and energy to accomplish all
those important little things that will have value for
ourselves as well as those who will come after us.