Another Trip to Provincetown

I love P-Town. It's a place that always makes me feel like I'm welcome and I don't have to be anyone but me. It's ok that I'm an actor...it's ok that I'm Italian...it's ok that I'm 40 something and not an Adonis...and it's ok that I'm gay. This is the first time I've been since I moved out so it was "different." And I can not deny, that so much of my history with this place includes David - it will always be our town - our place! So much of P-Town is familiar to me - it feels like home. And I went to an opening of a new Lounge - SHIPWRECK LOUNGE - and saw familiar faces, even tho I don't really know them, and they don't know me. But they are "Townies" as the locals call themselves and I recognized them as artists and business owners from the town. And even tho the season hasn't really gotten underway, I love the sunshine when I'm there...and yes, I even love the rain. I was able to finish the book Eat, Pray, Love and now of course, I am convinced that the whole book is a sign for my life. Granted, while it was familiar and inspiring (like the streets and restaurants of P-Town) I am STILL not sure what the hell I am doing with my life! AHHHHHHH!

So on that note, I leave with you five photos I took with my new camera!

Enjoy!

Provincetown

I am just so grateful for all of the places I have visited in my life so far...Italy, Paris, London, Hawaii, Venezuela, to name a few. But of all the places, one I love so much is Provincetown, MA. And when you have gone someplace so many times that it begins to feel like a second home, you don't have to feel pressured to see things or do things or buy things, you really can just relax. Amidst the chaos in my life right now with trying to move out of the house, figuring out where to live, wondering what is next for my career, and all the rest, I was just so happy to be able to take a week and totally relax. Lounging at the pool, laying at the beach, enjoying a lobster, walking along the streets and chatting with new people and some friends I have made over the years. So as I take my next step on this path of life, I just want to say, THANK YOU P-TOWN...you are a refuge for me and a place I will always come back to.