I Don't Know What I'm Doing

This post comes to you from Bangkok's troubled Suvarnabhumi Airport. I'm going to be away from home for a while on work and posting will be suspended until after I return on 21st March. I'm sitting here in the business class lounge at a computer whose version of Internet Explorer is buggered. Instead of words on the screen, in a lots of places, all I see are rectangular boxes and I have no idea what they're meant to be.

I've been very busy at work this week which is why I've not been able to post any entries to this blog over the weekend. I've got a draft post somewhere but I can't make out which link it is from this wretched screen.

When I get back, I'm intending to do a pictorial post on cute Asian boys, featuring Uttsada Greg Panichkul, one of the VJ's on MTV Asia, or better known to his admirers as Utt. Also to be featured is the Hong Kong actor/singer Nicholas Tse. Nicholas isn't usually my type as I don't particularly find guys with long hair attractive but there was something about him in "The Proud Twins" which left me wanting to see more of his vulnerable side. It's nothing negative but he's always had this "bad boy" image and his brushes with the law are, by all accounts, quite well publicised in the Hong Kong tabloids.

While I don't generally find guys with long hair attractive, there's always exceptions and likewise for guys with short hair. I'm not into skinheads but there might be exceptions. The sort which I generally find attractive will usually have reasonably short hair (think Ryan Seacrest) to a military buzz cut.

A month after I get back from this trip, I'll be off to Perth (Oz) for the annual corporate outing. I was hoping to catch a footy match. Force are playing away against the Brumbies the weekend I'll be there. Of the two "local" AFL (yes, it has gay appeal - all those fit men running around in shorts and sleeveless vests) teams, only the Eagles will be playing at home that weekend. Dockers are away to Melbourne. I'm thinking of organising a trip to Subiaco on the sidelines of the corporate outing. I suspect that most of us will ditch the organised programme and do our own thing and I might be able to round up a group of colleagues who might be up for that sort of thing. Was thinking about dinner at Funtastico's afterwards but kick-off is at 2.40pm and it might be a bit too early for dinner straight after the match. Perhaps we'll find a bar to have a few drinks before heading over to Funtastico.