So we just wanted to put up a little bragging for you to (hopefully) enjoy. And we'd like to ask a question we need help with. The question is at the end and you have to read the post to understand what we're asking.
Advocate.com recently did a totally subjective study of different cities in the U.S. to determine the Gayest Cities in America. Here's the formula they used to determine these honors:
Even though we don't technically live inside the city limits of Boston or Cambridge (we're in one of the surrounding suburbs), we consider ourselves Honorary Bostonians and Honorary Cantabrigians. (Huh? That's right. A resident of Cambridge is called a Cantabrigian! Check it out: Merriam-Webster.com)
Cambridge, Massachusetts came in NUMBER 3!
3. Cambridge, Mass.The home of Harvard University likes a smarty-pants, including the nation’s first African-American lesbian mayor, E. Denise Simmons. Though her reign ended in 2009, she is currently in her sixth term on the City Council, which enacted antidiscrimination protections for transgender people in 1997. The town’s Paradise bar (ParadiseCambridge.com) is billed as New England’s only gay club with hot male dancers six nights a week — hey, everyone needs a night off — and the town is right next to a little hamlet named Boston, where allegedly LGBT stuff sometimes happens too.
(We want to find that club "...with hot male dancers six nights a week.")
Boston got an Honorable Mention at a pitiful number 24, but at least made the list. The suburb we're in was nowhere on the list! LOL.
So our question is this: What are some ideas you have about what the two of us can do to get our suburb on this list next year? Matty says we ought to be two of those "hot male dancers" right here in our neighborhood. (!) Or maybe have Speedo Night. He says, "We can't let Cambridge and Boston have all the fun!" Good grief.
Hope everyone has a nice weekend!
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