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Carlos Hazday

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  1. I keep saying Netflix, but considering CJ knows Jeff Bezos, Amazon Prime may win the bidding war.
  2. Ouch! That's a long day. Pace yourself, buddy.
  3. Sooner or later, we'll get to spend another weekend together. I think in Washington next time when Owen's parents visit.
  4. I got the idea for using her when I saw a picture of Swift wearing jeans, sneakers, a hoodie, and oversized sunglasses. We're so used to seeing celebrities dressed up, we often forget some like to act and dress like regular people. It'll diminish soon enough, but after Mexico and being paraded in front of the cameras by the White House, CJ's going to be recognized. The one question I have's whether he'll have to deal with Ticketmaster when he and Owen want tickets fro Taylor's concert tour.
  5. Thank you. Nothing ready yet, but I'm working on a couple different projects. CJ, Owen, and Liebe will return.
  6. “I know what you did last night.” CJ did not give Carson time to settle into his seat before accosting him. On their way to the airport, CJ and Owen had the limousine driver collect Carson and Jake at their hotel; the four were on the same flight to Washington. “What?” Carson sounded confused. “Forget it, CJ. Considering I had to pour him into bed last night”—Jake and Carson had shared a room over the weekend—“I very much doubt his brain’s working yet.” “Fuck off, Spike.
  7. Is there a bathhouse or a sex club in Newport?
  8. Yeah, I want to dive Cuba, but we're not going in search of gold and emeralds. If we happen to discover an old Spanish galleon, well, we'll see what's there. And yes, I've invited myself along. LOL
  9. I had Owen do drag once as part of a fundraiser for the Scandals, his gay, rugby club. And it was silly drag since he wore a wedding veil and rugby shorts and boots. For now, considering the hateful language of certain governors, no drag for CJ. I'm wondering how George Santos gonna escape that controversy. CJ would probably own it and brag about it.
  10. Not everyone appreciates the political intrigue as much. LOL Thank you! Although the current batch of novelettes and novellas are all designed to show CJ moving back into domestic politics and at least temporarily away from the international scene, I try to mix up the political stuff with every day life and some antics. He'll be a student for the next couple of years, but his sense of duty will have others drafting him for certain events. He'll be in Cuba in August, and Japan in November. Two more chances for CJ to impress movers and shakers.
  11. Happy anniversary. I think I hit 10 years sometime this summer. It feels like yesterday. Made some great friends, pissed off my share, and have mourned some who have left us. It' been a good ride so far.
  12. If they're anything like Marvel, they'll hire you a trainer a year before filming begins. You may complain a wee bit about even your fingernails hurting.
  13. Maybe we can work on the problem together. Better chance of getting results.
  14. I'm not a big follower of royalty. The institution, and the antics of many royals, baffle the hell out of me. Thank you for the information. Owen and CJ both expressed their dislike for Spike's secrecy and machinations, even though he's too young to have much pull at the CIA. He's the messenger so let's not kill him. However, the final decision as to traveling to Cuba, knowing they're part of something more than an environmental group, is theirs. And CJ wisely waited until his husband made the call. Believe it or not, I have a rough draft of the prologue and the opening of chapter one for that story. Once again, it'll be limited to the few days they spend in Havana, but CJ and Owen will go their separate ways during the day. Owen will be in meetings and CJ will be drinking mojitos and sightseeing. I mean, what kind of trouble could he get into?
  15. thanks, Dugh.
  16. Please wait your turn to peek under the skirt kilt. I'm first in line, and I may take my time.
  17. Slap a wig and some makeup on those pawns and drag queens will emerge like butterflies from a cocoon.
  18. You're not counting down the days, are you? LOL
  19. I've joked about Netflix optioning the series before. One condition would be I'd have to be involved in the casting process. They better supply a comfortable couch. Considering the series follows CJ for about 35 years, we may need several actors to portray him at different ages. But do not despair, they can do wonders with CGI these days. I'm glad when I wrote myself into the stories I portrayed myself as an old fart already.
  20. Until the twins are born a few months after the Newport weekend, Owen and Liebe are CJ's world. The boys will expand that small circle further. And five years in the future, as we saw in Flying Circus, those kids are still as important. Owen did say time with the three youngsters was sacrosant even through the demands of being Washington's mayor.
  21. Not much left to tell. They were in town for a weekend wedding, and that's all over now. But of course even at the airport, ready to catch a flight home, CJ manages to steal the spotlight.
  22. Retirement does offer a great opportunity for people to reinvent themselves without the constraints of judgemental employers.
  23. Aside from Paul's reintroduction and having fun with some antics, my goal was to show a bit more of CJ's philosophy and let him rub elbows with some power brokers. The three military men will be out of office, and likely gone, by the time CJ starts campaigning. Sam, his children, and the Fanning children will be around. He thinks even Jennifer will be an interesting individual to interact with in the future. As for Logan Fanning, I see him as running for local office in Rhode Island and CJ recruiting him to join the reinvented Green party.
  24. They'll just think of you as someone's eccentric uncle.
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