I'm no longer a twink.. I'm a twunk... I'm 25... A man, not a boy.... Responsible adult. Where has my youth gone? What can I look forward too today? I'm a firework... Time to set the sky on fire! Wish me the best!
The daily life of a gay man. A gay Latino guy in the City from a small town, living is gay life.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
Simple Joys....
Monday, March 14, 2011
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Dream/Goals

Many of us have dreams or goals that we want to get out of our lives. Some are unreachable and others are attainable. For me many of mine are attainable and others not so much.
My first dream/goal is to have a family. I know i know... I'm so young to start a family. Well my mother was about 19 when she started to have children. From what she has told me, it was great to start young. You get to grow with your children and you get you learn from them as well
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Prince... where is my Prince

As a young boy, I had a huge crush on Prince Charles. I would long to watch the television just to hear or even see him on it. He is a very handsome older gentleman, a prince, wealthily and smart. He just seems to be a bit of a dork. I would tell my mother how I would love to get invited to Buckingham Palace for a ball, social event or afternoon tea. Of course it was lost in the mail is what I kept telling myself. I kept dreaming that once I would arrive to the palace, I would be greeted by the Queen. Most welcoming like I was a long lost friend or better yet family.
Once inside the palace I would be shown to my quarter and told what was on the agenda for the evening. A polo match, afternoon tea, a welcoming ball in my honor. After changing into something more comfortable for the polo match. I travel with the queen, her sister and other members of the royal court. And than I see him.... Prince Charles on his white horse. Charming, polite, and
With his riding boot, polo uniform and his hair blowing in the wind. He waves to us up in the stand. Just watching him play and sweat, my heart started to race . At afternoon tea I was seated next to him. We talked, we laughed, shared smiles and touches. Oh such a life I would want.... Damn princes!
How to greet the Queen of England.

1 Address all correspondence to "The Private Secretary of Her Majesty the Queen," not the queen herself. Request that the correspondence be communicated to her royal person.
2
Contact the queen at the following address: Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, Buckingham Palace, London SW1A 1AA, England.
3
Greet the queen as "your majesty" initially. Use ma'am thereafter.
4
Accept the queen's offer of a handshake, and, of course, a bit of conversation if she's willing.
5
Don't show the queen your back, if you're following tradition, and leave the room only after the queen does. But keep in mind that times have changed and formalities have eased.
Monday, February 21, 2011
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