Trials and tribulations of our writers / contributors lives
Hope sent me the following update. We will be following her progress leading up to the ride. She still needs to raise almost $4000.00. Times are tough for some, but if you can spare anything, no matter how small, you would be helping her to be able to help so many others. Keep checking back […]
Hope’s Weekly Update Read More »
Please watch this beautiful video and then go sign the letter at Courage Campaign. Time is running out for us to make a difference. Thank you and peace be with you all.
Heartbreaking Video! Read More »
This is the 3rd in a series of meeting someone new in our community. Everyone, this is Mehment who is a real outdoors man, a humanitarian activist and an intriguing person to get to know. 1) If you could wake up anywhere in the world tomorrow, where would you be and what would you
Meet Somebody New Pt. 3 Read More »
The HRC is teaming up with LA County and Social Services to promote LGBT adoptions. Now, it’s been legal for some time to allow same sex adoptions in California but just the fact that they will be PROMOTING it is a huge step for our community, especially on the heels of Prop. 8 and the
I shared a moment with a complete stranger and now I want to share it with you. I went to go have my taxes done tonight. My girlfriend picked somebody out of the phone book based on his name, it was kitschy. He does this from his home and has been doing it about 20
Lifetime movie dealing with something we can all relate to. Mark your calendars or set your DVR for January 24, which also happens to be my birthday…. but please, no gifts. LOL CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS!
I have lived in Tulare County most of my life. As a QUEER, I have felt very isolated at times because my social circle of queers has been small. I have met some great people at various meetings and events however I have found something very special with this new group that started in September
TUESDAY EVENING DINING GROUP Read More »
We gathered Sunday in Visalia to march for equality and justice. We started at COS and walked Mooney Boulevard to Caldwell Avenue and back again. We braved the cold and opposition for about two hours. I would guess about 100 people from the community came out to show support and fight for
