in appreciation of red hats!

(as part of an email i worte to a new freind....)

...now to change the subject. i've always liked womyn for friends, sisters, aunts, cousins, grandmas, divas, singers, dancers, actors, teachers, students & mother(s). i was the 21st teen member of NOW chapter in springfiled, missouri at age 13 as a young man. & i've always been a man who loved men. but just after watching a pbs special on the red hat society. i wish i were a womyn (and not just the gay friend.) the comrodery was inspring. i think i'll go on line tomorrow & see if they have a friends & loved ones of the red hat society that include mature men like myself.

(i've survived myown bought w/breast cancer... (and proudly wear a lavender cap) a bad bicycle/auto accident...
many things wheather big or small change one's life. even the smallest peable effects the surface of a pool. the smallest grain of sand adds to the nano seconds in an egg timer. (as above so below... as within so without...) we all should be proud of the womyn in our lives. i first relized about the red hat society in chicago where several took their pink hatted granddaughters to an american girl doll store for tea... then from my dear friend pam in johnsburgh, il. i even bought a red hat scarf for my friend donna when she turned 50 y/o.
one of the last things they said on the pbs program i had just viewed was that the red hat society could change the world. i would hope they'd change it for the sake of peace and understanding they seem best to embody as a group-- for all nations, all people, all religions, all ages and both genders.)

...with that just said. i m glad u found me a few days ago & started a chat here. being into spirituality & tantric sex. it's also good to have men in my live too. thanks to zeus & hera for a guy like u, too.

(so, cheers to the red hat society... long may they reign! and thanks again to pbs for this program brought another tear of happiness to me and countless others.)