Room to Move
Moving can be a great way to unload “stuff” that accumulates.   How do you decide what to keep and what to let go? Is it the space you have, usefulness of the object or enjoyment it brings? ...Continue

When you wish…
“Now blow out the candles!” You can picture the scene -   the birthday boy or gal takes a big breath in, draw in the wish and then force out the breath to blow out the candles. It makes for a good picture and lots of fun if all the candles don’t all go out in one blow.  ...Continue

An unfortunate incarceration – part 2
Months after the steak knife incident, in 2005, officers from the education department and the Social Security Administration showed up at my front door unannounced and there began a long process of investigation and much suffering on my part. This was the first time I heard about the allegations: as these two men questioned me they used intimidation tactics, including the threat of arrest if I didn’t confess right there and then. ...Continue

[ Rev. Irene Monroe ]
Ex-gay Donnie McClurkin at Boston's Gospelfest
Every year Mayor Tom Menino's Office of Arts, Tourism, and Special Events puts on its annual Boston GospelFest at City Hall Plaza. ...Continue

DWI cases and MVA hearings
This is the second in a series of three articles on drunken driving arrests. The first article in the June 11, - June 24, 2010 issue of Gay Life focused on the court aspect of these cases. In this article, I will focus on the MVA aspects of breatholizer tests. The next article will focus on MVA hearings after DWI convictions. ...Continue