I'd like to tell you a story if I may. This story is incredibly, absolutely true. When I first heard of it, I was certain it was some bad joke, but I did my research and discovered the truth of the matter. I was working in Boston in 2008, at the MALE Center for a fabulous… Continue reading The Great Boston Molasses Flood

Katherine of Aragon was born on December 16, 1485 in Castile. Her parents had ruled Castile and Aragon and were generally well liked amongst their pupils. Young Katherine, at only age 3 was betrothed to Arthur Prince of Wales and heir apparent to the English throne. In November 1401 Katherine and Arthur were married. Arthur… Continue reading Katherine of Aragon, Queen of England

2018 is coming to an end. It was a year that was filled with mixed emotions for me, but overall, I am glad to be looking towards to future. Starting the year off in Paris, what better way is there to start a New Year? Ending the year in a new city with new and… Continue reading Au revoir 2018

Over the last 14 years I have worked in the HIV Prevention field hoping to make a difference in the world and help bring HIV to an end. When I started, condoms were the best way at preventing HIV transmission. In the summer of 2012 something remarkable became available to the public, PrEP.  I myself… Continue reading Ending HIV

A Drizzly Day at the Musée d'Orsay by Kevin Nicholas Gavit chapter 1. Sunrise in Paris is a beautiful sight. It's never too busy with people or traffic as most Parisians are either still sleeping or just getting ready to go out and start their days. If you are lucky enough to find yourself welcoming… Continue reading A Drizzly Day at the Musée d’Orsay

With the winter months approaching, that means that the gorgeous time of year with feet of snow piled up and temperatures dropping way below zero will soon be here. For whatever reason, I usually am singled out as the only person who enjoys it. While I am outside playing in the cold, most everybody else… Continue reading Movies to watch

Growing up in a small town such as Hutto, you find ways to pass the time until you're able to get the hell out and find something better. If you're lucky, you have a solid friend you can turn to who will support and encourage you in any adventure. I was very lucky to have… Continue reading Vicky, Victoria

Hello all, I hope everyone is doing well. I know it has been a very disturbed and concerning political climate that just keeps getting worse, but we must all stay strong and continue fighting as much as we can. At the beginning of September I made the decision to relocate back to Boston. Boston holds… Continue reading Boston Bound

Over the last few months I have been getting more worried and irritated over the Democratic candidates of New York's gubernatorial race.  Andrew Cuomo is a strong democratic leader who doesn't just work for the party, but for the people of New York State. Under his leadership incredible programs to help immigrants, women, veterans, homeless… Continue reading Cynthia Nothing

Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel also known as Coco Chanel was born 19 August 1883 and died on 10 January 1971. Known the world over as a liberator of women's fashion, breaking away from corsets and introducing a more casual elegance. Her double C logo is one of the world's easiest identifiable logos, be it genuine or a knock… Continue reading Coco Chanel was a NAZI