It’s Another Vacation Week!

by Michael Musto

December 10, 2012

Well, I have it coming, so I’m going to use it and simply relax by spending the week going to movies, plays, and nightclubs–basically, all the things I always do!

But there won’t be a blog this week.

In more positive news, there will be a column on Wednesday–it’s done–and I can’t wait to share it with you because it’s a madcap interview with Alan Cumming, who’s playing a drag queen in a new movie and still stirring it up on The Good Wife.

Off to run around like a madman on my vacation!

Oh, and here are some shots of my various unsightly sweaters from this last week:

With Lady Clover Honey and Lovari at Robin Byrd's Cutting Room show

Performing in Molly Dykeman's show at Laurie Beachman Theater

With Robin Byrd at the Cutting Room. Photo: HeyMrJason

With Linda Simpson at Mike Ruiz's birthday bash at xl. Photo: WilsonModels

With Snooky and Tish at the Frankie's Friends benefit at the Cutting Room. All right, it isn't a sweater, but maybe it should be.

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