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Tag Archives: Vancouver
Through the Looking Glass: Looking back at Madonna’s Blonde Ambition Tour
Last week I saw Strike a Pose, the documentary about Madonna’s backup dancers for her Vogue video and 1990 Blonde Ambition tour. Madonna has always played a supporting role in the soap opera that is my big queer life. Into … Continue reading
Posted in LGBT, Memoir, Movies, Music, The Nineties
Tagged Dance, Documentaries, Madonna, Pop Culture, Strike a pose, The Eighties, Tony Correia, Vancouver, Vogue
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Summer of Love: Eighties Edition
The best part about living on The Drive is having the The Rio Theatre at my disposal. One of my favourite past-times is watching films from my youth on the big screen even though I could probably see them for … Continue reading
Posted in Brampton, Commercial Drive, Memoir, Movies, Uncategorized
Tagged John Carpenter, Pop Culture, science fiction, The Drive, The Eighties, Tony Correia, Vancouver
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Buying a movie ticket should not be this hard
Remember back in the day, when if you wanted to see a movie with your friends, you’d just call them on a rotary phone, arrange a time to meet at the theatre, buy your tickets and then go see the … Continue reading
The Purge Report: Don’t Tug on Superman’s Cape
This is part of an ongoing series of blog posts about things I’m purging from my apartment and why I’m getting rid of them. For as long as I can remember I wanted to dress up as Superman for Halloween. … Continue reading
Posted in The Purge Report
Tagged Halloween, purging, Robson Street, San Francisco, Superman, The Badlands, The Castro, Tony Correia, Vancouver
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The Purge Report: The Red Leather Jacket
This is part of an ongoing series of blog posts about things I’m purging from my apartment and why I’m getting rid of them. Keith’s red leather jacket was one of the hardest things of his I had to part … Continue reading
Posted in The Purge Report
Tagged clothing, fashion, first world problems, grief, Hoarding, purge report, purging, small living, Vancouver, vintage clothing
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The Purge Report: The Tony Portrait
The Tony portrait belonged to my best friend Keith. The portrait is of Keith painted back when we were still bartending together in San Francisco. Keith had this habit of buying secondhand clothes with name patches on them that said … Continue reading
Posted in The Purge Report
Tagged art, grief, Grover, HIV, Hoarding, Keith, painting, purging, San Francisco, Tony Correia, Vancouver
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The Purge Report: An Introduction
When my boyfriend died in August, a few of his family, friends, and I, went over to his apartment to pack and dispose of his belongings. My boyfriend lived in a small studio apartment; I wouldn’t call him a pack … Continue reading
Posted in The Purge Report
Tagged consumerism, consumption, grief, possessions, purging, Tony Correia, Vancouver
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Just Kids
I bought a new pair of baseball cleats since mine were starting to look like they belonged on Charlie Chaplin. I paid $30 for my old cleats, purchased in a mad dash with less than 24 hours before my first … Continue reading
Posted in softball, WESA
Tagged Nike, The Junction, Tim Horton's, Tony Correia, Vancouver
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Brockton Oval
We played our make-up games for the ones that were rained out at Brocton Oval in Stanley Park. I always have a hard time finding Brockton Oval when I’m on my bike. It’s one of those places I’ve been to … Continue reading
Posted in Gay Softball, Vancouver, WESA
Tagged gay softball, Sports, Tony Correia, Vancouver, WESA
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The Queen of Softball Tears
My boyfriend nicknamed himself “The Queen of Softball Tears” during the WESA sign-up party a few months ago. We were out having a smoke and he was telling me how it was frustrating to be at the party knowing that … Continue reading
Posted in softball, Uncategorized, WESA
Tagged Arrested Development, Kids in the Hall, Tony Correia, Vancouver
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