Gay Thursday: Colton Ford Redux

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This post is just to say how much respect there is for Colton Ford in these parts. Soon he'll show up in the work environs to help out with a PSA in addition to coming out for the meet and greet at Love Out Loud.

As the Walk and the fund-raiser approach, there are eight items available on eBay to help us out with raising funds. They are (1) Brokeback Moutain collector's edition from HX magazine, (2) the Love Out Loud commemorative t-shirt, (3) two Sheryl Lee Ralph autographed POZ magazines, (4) Three Law & Order:CI autographed scripts with head shots, and .(5) an autographed photo from Brandon Buddy of One Life to Live.

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