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Week's Bits and Plan


Taking off from my last entry, I was feeling kinda adventurous one night. I took a leak in a comfort room in a mall in Mandaluyong. It was one of those comfort rooms on a floor with less traffic. I immediately felt the tension inside as I entered the room. I went straight to the last cubicle and didn't bother to close it shut. After pissing, as I've said, felt adventurous. I haven't done anything naughty inside a public restroom before. So there I went. There was a certain excitement knowing that someone might come in maybe join or watch me. I was almost close to coming when I heard the door open slowly. I stopped for a while and tried to sense if I had company. I turned my head and there's no one there. Somewhat relieved that I was still alone, I tucked in my junk inside my pants and went out the cubicle. As I approached the door, I could see three men handwashing and two men drying their hands. I just smiled and said audibly: "may conference ba?" :) I hope they heard me.

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It was a delight to be among PE teachers, trainers, and coaches not just because I was surrounded with sports-minded people but mostly because everywhere I look there's at least one eye candy. Lean guys, muscular guys,  athletic guys, with cute to gorgeous faces. It was such a treat. In one of the workshops I attended, I saw this guy. My gaydar went off. He seemed to straight but danced with grace. But after talking with one of the participants, I found out he was married. So I guess I have to modify my gaydar for certain populations, then.

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I've been itching to go back to the mountains one of these days. It has been around nine months since my last climb. So I decided to go back to my leisure trekking activities. I have recently met with  a blogger-friend and shared with him my plan. I invited him to my trip and he agreed. So now I'm thinking of opening up the climb to anyone of you, my dear friends, who want to join us. It will be a dayhike on a weekend, tentatvely 1st or 2nd week of November. So, if anyone's interested just tell me, okay :)

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  1. Hi - Just found your great blog because someone had come to my old blog from your blogroll (thanks). Just wanted to let you know that I started blogging on a different blog, but still as Invictus Pilgrim, a couple of months ago:
    beyond-the-closet-door.blogspot.com.

    I'm looking forward to reading through your blog. Cheers.

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  2. Grabe ka! Baka mahuli ka ng guard! Next time show ka nalng sa cam ko! Charot! Hahahaha

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  3. yay mountain climbing .....that will be awesome :D


    where :O

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  4. Trekking sounds fun. It has been far too long since my last climb, well if you consider that as a climb ☺

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