[Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2004 @ 11:36 p.m.]
[ Homo Depot ]

Today, dad and I went to Home Depot. He just wanted to browse around, when we saw one of those TVs with a VCR and DVD player all-in-one. Pretty cheap, but dad wanted to see what it cost at Future Shop.

As we strolled, I spotted a familiar face. His name was Kevin and he worked at Wal-Mart. I hate to admit it, but I thought he was cute. I think I might've had a crush on him. Anytime I have toasty feelings for boys it always perturbs me, but I like eye-candy, and he's a pretty one. His hair looked like it was bleached with his brown roots coming in. I only looked, or rather acted like I didn't see him by sweeping my glances at him and moved on.

Another person I spotted was T, my butch friend who looked like she was seriously writing some important info. She's an electrician by trade, so it made sense to see her there, but I didn't expect to. I almost wanted to approach her and say hi, but something inside held me back.

I don't know why I didn't approach either one of them at the store. I'm not usually that shy. Maybe if I were by myself I would've. I don't know what I would've said, but usually when you see someone, you don't always plan a script in your head and follow it accordingly. It's just an excuse, really.

In Vancouver, it was nick-named "Homo Depot" because it was a major cruising spot for gays. I still find that strange yet fascinating. I've even seen t-shirts with the altered logo at Little Sisters. The only Out shirt I've got is for the Out on Screen Gay & Lesbian Film and Video Festival. That's hanging in my closet, inside out.


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