Okay so I don’t do new years resolutions. I have tried in the past and never seem to stick with them past February. So I just make resolutions as they come up in my life. If I need to work on being more organized, eat less sweets (ha!), drink more water, keep track of my receipts or whatever…I do it when it comes up. If I waited until December to make necessary changes then my life would be total chaos. So instead of new year’s resolutions, I just get myself amped up for what I think that year will bring. For me 2009 was a year of heavy grinding and working hard towards specific goals. I still have much more grustling (grinding + hustling) to do but I feel 2010 will be a year when some of the harvest of hard work will be reaped.  I know tons of people who are movin’ and shakin’ and will see many of their goals reached this year. So I say let us all “do the damn thang” and make twenty ten the beginning of greatness.  My plans are to really get Q-roc rolling (hopefully you will help by watching and spreading the word) and complete a multi-disciplinary arts piece I am working on. I also want to be able to walk on my hands for at least 8 steps. (right now I can do two and a half)

What are your plans for 2010 and what goals have you set for yourself? Maybe we can help eachother reach them….family has to support family!!! Holla back!

Paz~
Q-roc

Wow fam!! You have no idea what it has taken me to get to a point where I can write this. There was a point where I thought I wouldn’t even get this site up and running. But we’re here family!! So, why did I create Q-Roc you ask? (well really I asked because I figured you might want to know) Honestly, I got sick and tired of turning on the tv or going to the movies and only seeing stereotypical LGBT characters. In the media…masculine identified lesbians like myself are almost non-existent; all gay men are feminine; all transgender people are drag-queens and well the bisexuals only show up for sex scenes. We all know this is not how it really is. Walk down the street of any gayborhood and all the stereotypes we can think of will be broken somehow. We are all so very unique and I wanted to do something to highlight how diverse our community is.  I also want to show love to all the people who aren’t on tv….all the community activists, entertainers and regular people who might otherwise go unnoticed. I am Q-Roc but so are you. To me…being queer rocks and I want to celebrate that by capturing as much LGBTQAI (and any other acronym) stuff on video as I can. This is the beginning fam so I hope you hang in there because it is sure to be a wildy interesting ride!!

Peace~

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