I'm Not One For Big Public Displays

I've Worked Since I Was 11 Years Old, Playing Music And Following The Dream, And Shaking And Moving And Doing It. And Then, You Have Cancer And It Was Like 'ooooohh.' It Was Like A Big Eraser. It Was The Only Thing In My Life That Had Ever Made Me Just Stop.

I Look Forward To Exercising My American Civil Liberties And Getting Fully, Completely And Legally Married This Year To My True Love Of Over Three Years, Linda Wallem.

I Hope That You Know In Your Heart How You Feel About Things, And You Don't Let The People That Live On Fear And Hate Govern The Way You Live.

I Can Look At Cancer As A Disease That Picks Me Out And 'why Me,' Or I Can Look At It Through Love And Say, 'this Is A Wake-up Call. This Is My Body Telling Me: 'hey, You're Out Of Balance Here. It's Time To Get In Line With Yourself.'

I Think The Best Way To Be An Activist Is To Live Your Life Well And Be Honest. It Means Being Out. If You Are Not Comfortable Marching, You Can Make A Big Difference Just By Working Side By Side With Someone Who Actually Knows You're Gay And A Fine Human Being.