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15.2.06

weekend paradise



so while all my buddies were busy making history here in nyc, by that i mean fighting the record-breaking blizzard that pounded the east coast this last weekend, i was busy trying to make nerve-wracking decisions: beach or pool-side? cause if you go to the beach, you will inevitably end up with sand in your hair and salt water in your mouth. but if you stay at the hotel pool, you don't quite get the richest experience possible. but sun is sun and you can get fried at either location, as witnessed by this lobster shot of our poolside buddy. scale of 1 to 10, how hot is this guy?? (feel free to vote deltar style)

so puerto rico was a weekend in paradise. granted, most of the trip we didn't leave a four block radius, but when your hotel is a block away from the beach and your biggest decision is beach or pool, i guess it all makes sense that we didn't venture out too much. although, the times we did branch out were just as memorable. some of the greatest moments of the trip would have to include discovering a private beach for a private swim in a private cove with, i'm not kidding, perfect sand and the most inviting, subtle waves. sandwich that activity between two sessions on a scooter buzzing coast-side for a couple hours each way. man, it was to die for. other highlights would include spending 30 min trying to talk to night-watch pool guard to turn a blind eye on our late night swim intentions to no avail and being forced to take our midnight swim to the ocean, under to casual light of a perfect full moon. so maybe the guard was doing us a favor. (however, i don't think he was playing that way.) but his stubbornness could only be matched and beat by our own as we snuck back into the pool a couple hrs later to finish out the original plan. nothing in the world can compare with the right late night hot tub. and i will not back down from that statement.

other noteworthies: random indian belly dancers, fried hut food, salsa dancing, white girls dancing with old latin charmers, young latin dudes with old grandmas that can still throw it down, gelatos, 3 hr sleep sessions, getting caught trying to borrow the deck chairs, myth busters, high jacking pool chairs for the homeless, and access to jackbauer (no space) in a foreign land, where he is also somehow protecting us there as well, and all the other classic moments of the weekend.

old san juanny

hotel shot.

"you gotta be kidding me" private beach

best contraption conceivable if you're betting gelatos

19 Comments:

Blogger Stephen said...

that guy is at least like a 6.5. pushing a 7.

too bad i didn't go and partake and then i would be able to get all your inside jokes and good times. oh well: we always have 3c.

15/2/06 10:57 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Do you think SPF 50 will be enough?

15/2/06 1:26 PM

 
Blogger Stephen said...

does spf stand for stephensbetterthan peter frandsen? if so, then 50 is way too low...

15/2/06 3:16 PM

 
Blogger petey said...

when you see that dude and think hot, do you think temperature or sex appeal? for free to rate either...

spf? stephen + peter = forever!!

15/2/06 4:15 PM

 
Blogger Stephen said...

spf=stephen's peter friend-finder

15/2/06 11:04 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

you may have had the beach, but i had fenway park. i'm glad to see you had a great time in pr. fun in the sun is nothing compared to standing next to a statue of ted williams or seeing the famous citgo sign. the icing on the cake was knowing that i was standing in the midst of the green monster! who knew my first road trip would be so amazing. plus i got to share it with 3 hot guys, all of which are way hotter than your poolside buddy. finally, the funniest moment would have to go to stephen and ryan making static electricity using their bodies and bed sheets.

16/2/06 12:31 AM

 
Blogger Stephen said...

kia: its good to see you commenting. i'm happy. you are right: the static electricity was an electronic wonder.

16/2/06 10:59 AM

 
Blogger nikki said...

I would have to say that guy is a solid 7.

That sounds like an amazing trip, and I would rather enjoy the sunshine and warmth right now, but I don't suppose that is going to happen anytime soon.

16/2/06 11:48 AM

 
Blogger Stephen said...

the sunshine and warmth is a state of mind, Nikki. make it so.

16/2/06 4:43 PM

 
Blogger petey said...

jonny_
sorry dogg, i'm not sure what you're talking about. we have been in dc all weekend and we had power when we came home.

20/2/06 1:07 AM

 
Blogger Stephen said...

petey and jonny: power is a state of mind. make it so.

20/2/06 1:19 AM

 
Blogger petey said...

stephy_
no more making it so. making it so is nothing more than a state of mind anyway.

20/2/06 10:09 AM

 
Blogger Stephen said...

peter: would your prefer "make it out" so?

21/2/06 12:42 PM

 
Blogger petey said...

stephy_
you forget, i'm not r clark and i don't appreciate your advances.

21/2/06 1:34 PM

 
Blogger Stephen said...

why not, petey? you appreciate everyone elses.

21/2/06 8:57 PM

 
Blogger petey said...

and that's not my fault...

21/2/06 9:26 PM

 
Blogger Stephen said...

your wandering eyes and inviting glances, textual missives and longing chances lay all fault at your feet.

22/2/06 3:06 AM

 
Blogger petey said...

stephen_
spoken so well and with some much poetical rhetoric, its almost as if you're explaining your own tactics...

22/2/06 8:01 AM

 
Blogger Stephen said...

yes, thank you jill.

23/2/06 12:01 AM

 

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