On the first full day of A-Camp, we pressed flowers, talked about gender, played basketball, cabin-bombed and super-soaked.

The penultimate episode of series 2 is, as Lexy might say, fantastic and lovely. Bonus: Star Trek jokes!

It’s graduation week at McKinley High, and boy are the boys excited about it!

I have more than one reference to Ellen in this post, and the person who finds them all wins a lot of time spent reading about stuff peripherally about Ellen Degeneres.

Cities wanna be her.

Once upon a time I married a man, had kids, and realized I was a lesbian. Here’s what happened and what I wish somebody had told me at the time.

In which the Team does some serious soul-searching and shares with you our deepest feelings about various cereals.

Shakespeare, Claire Danes and pizza. If you know of a better way to spend an evening, I’d like to hear about it.

In which we recap the days leading up to A-Camp and the first day of A-Camp, which was a bit of a saga.

“It’s the Peter Pan of cities.”

This week on Glee, Kurt’s gold pants won and everybody else lost.

“You should come by so we can show you how good and gay this gemütlichkeit thing can truly be.”

“It Gets Better” is now an hour-long MTV/Logo TV special with famous people and everything.

This is basically a snack-pack of camp recap — we’ve got a Sunday rundown, cabin photos, heaps of memories and final feelings and a little essay situation! Maybe even an announcement of some kind.

Albuquerque: hard to pronounce, impossible to spell, easy to love.

As an unsuspecting proto-queer I loved the X-Files something fierce. I watched it loyally through nine seasons of sci-fi glory, and I’ve been branded ever since.

Puppies, Ellen, puppies, feminism, PUPPY BOWL VIII.

The priest who denied Barbara Johnson communion at her mother’s funeral and walked out during her eulogy is suspended — but higher-ups claim it’s got nothing to do with that whole lez thing.

Five colleges, two cities, lots of queers.

Honey honey up in the trees/ Fields of flowers deep in his dreams/ Lead them out to sea by the east/ Honey honey food for the bees