Fashion Week is just around the bend and that nervous knot is already starting to churn in my stomach. I was asked by DAM Magazine to give my routine during those eight days of madness. Check it out here!
Honestly, I didn’t know what to expect when Tag Heuer said there would be a party bus to Amagansett. Images of shuttled school buses heading to Bar Mitzvahs filled my mind. Luckily, that wasn’t the case. There was plenty of champagne to keep us smiling even while stuck in LIE traffic!
My Monday night was spent watching this hilarious-so-bad-it’s-good movie, “Eating Out 3″ on Netflix Instant Watch. If it sounds like a porn title, it’s because it basically amounts to soft core porn. The movie is endearingly low-budget and the acting is on par with a college film project, but the witty writing with pop culture zingers makes up for all of it. I actually laughed out loud several times and was touched by the corny ending.
Most of all, I love the fact that the movie didn’t focus on gay relationships as a social issue (ie, Brokeback Mountain), rather it is so post-gay that it’s able to make fun of itself while completely normalizing the feelings between two men. Each character is so firmly gay they hardly think about the label, which I feel fits the modern time.
Recorded over the weekend while visiting my family. Thankfully my hair looks a lot better than it does at the end of the video after it’s been passed through the flat iron. I love the Brazilian Keratin treatment, it’s the only thing that can tame my unruly hair.
It’s so cliché I almost don’t want it to be real. I have a crush on a guy in my pilates class.
Yesterday was my first time ever doing pilates. I had no idea what I was getting myself into, strolling in because I missed my morning yoga class.
I grabbed this circle pressure thing which was to be a torture device of incalculable proportions over the next hour (I maintain mine was defective and wouldn’t squeeze as easily as the others — that’s my story and I’m sticking to it), sit on my mat to stretch and in walks this really handsome guy. Attraction was immediate. He was a few mats down from me and I couldn’t stop looking over. It made me self conscious for the entire class. I felt like I was back in middle school sitting next to the pretty, popular girl I had a faux crush on and being hyper-sensitive of my every action and word. Add to that doing happy baby rolls on your back and I’d have just like to shoot myself right there.
Fifteen minutes in and the class was kicking my ass. Already I would have been embarrassed enough just being the weakest link in the class, but added to wanting to impress this guy I don’t even know…I’m surprised I was able to crunch that pressure circle at all.
So you’re probably wondering how this ended. We definitely traded glances throughout the class. When the hour of pain came to a close, I slowly rolled up my mat, imagining scenarios where we’d start talking and then conversation would lead to the locker room and elsewhere…
But I’m debilitatingly shy around someone I’m attracted to. And I am too scared to make the first move, offer the first word for fear or rejection and a knock to my self-esteem. We are both standing at the mat drop off. I’m lingering longer than I need to. Silence.
So I’m stuck! As soon as the class ended I’m wondering if I should go back next week to endure the beating once again just for another chance encounter. At very least if I don’t have him, I’ll have a damn toned body.