Kristoffer Gair

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A Half Asian and His Gweilo in New York Part IV: The Gay Wedding

Posted On March 8, 2012

Ralph calls me verbose, but then I just stretched a single blog post into four, plus there will be a fifth discussing our post-wedding exploits. Okay, I might be a tiny bit verbose. It doesn’t matter, though. It just doesn’t. Why? Because we’ve arrived at the day a half Asian gave up his right after […]

Filed Under: Marriage Tagged With: manhattan, nyc, wedding

Let’s Get This Gay Marriage Planned: Pre-New York Part 1

Posted On February 27, 2012

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. A self-professed extraordinarily intelligent half Asian stud and a self-deprecating smart ass author white guy fly to New York City, dress up in their best suits, and ask a Jewish Rabbi to marry them in a non-religious ceremony. You’ve heard it, right? Great. Okay, let me back […]

Filed Under: Marriage Tagged With: manhattan, marriage, nyc, wedding

That One Perfect Defining Moment Frozen In Time

Posted On December 12, 2011

There’s a picture I carry in my wallet since the day it was taken. My guy and I had been going out for a week or two and I decided to take half a day off of work and drive us north to Port Huron. There’s a mall there that had–at the time–a large carousel […]

Filed Under: Marriage Tagged With: dating, relationship

Guess What My Ralph Has For Me!

Posted On November 10, 2011

Here’s a perfectly unrelated-to-anything-else-going-on-at-the-moment random thought; why does split pea soup go in smelling like split pea soup and come out still smelling like split pea soup? I can’t quite figure that one out and I only ever remember to ask when I’ve actually eaten split pea soup the night before. And it’s not like […]

Filed Under: Marriage Tagged With: holidays

Together: A Little Piece of Heaven in a Blu-Ray World

Posted On August 11, 2011

My co-workers and I stepped out to lunch on Tuesday and caught part of an episode of Family Feud. The question was “Name something you’d see when you pass away.” Five of the answers made sense, but the last one? Not so much. We all thought it would be relatives. It was clouds. Clouds? Hell, […]

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Please Take My Temperature The Old-Fashioned Way!

Posted On July 7, 2011

“The temperature has gone up to 84.” My father has become the ultimate source of weather in southeast Michigan. Nothing gets by him. Not a cloud, not a percentage of humidity, not a forecast–well, all forecasts technically get by him because the man can’t remember shit due to the Alzheimer’s–and not a chance to explain […]

Filed Under: Marriage Tagged With: alzheimer's, books, relationship

This Blog Has Been (Censored) For Your Amusement

Posted On June 27, 2011

This weekend with my father might have been the best one in the last year and a half. I think I’ve finally found a happy medium with how I want things to be versus how they really are–or reality–and there was almost a Zen-like feeling during our time together. His behavior didn’t change; mine did. […]

Filed Under: Marriage Tagged With: computers, technology

OMG I Love You, Now Change! Meanwhile, the Lesbians…

Posted On April 28, 2011

One of my co-workers was telling me about his ultimate stalker. He gets up in the morning, she’s there. He goes home at night, she’s there. When he goes out with his friends, she’s there. He goes to sleep at night, she’s there. He wants to watch TV, she’s there and she makes him watch […]

Filed Under: Marriage Tagged With: relationships

Seriously? You’re Dating An Asian? Why?

Posted On March 21, 2011

You know it’s going to be one of those days when somebody says “You’re dating an Asian? Why?” I’ve been asked that before and it’s usually followed by someone listing the ethnic anatomical stereotypes before getting into the whole “Oh, so you’re like a rice queen and he’s a potato queen?” Ironically, those may be […]

Filed Under: Marriage Tagged With: blu-rays, relationship, tea

The Propensity for Perfection

Posted On April 30, 2008

Sorry, folks. In a bit of a serious mood tonight. A subject has recently come up with friends and I’m thinking this out as I go. Where to start? Do we expect our partners to be perfect? Do we expect ourselves to be perfect? Truthfully, are we perfect?

Filed Under: Marriage Tagged With: cheating, relationships

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Michigan-based author Kristoffer Gair wrote his first puppet play in 1st Grade and continued writing in one form or another from that point on. Much of it was crap, but there were tiny nuggets of potential mixed in with the likes of Pickle Pony Gets A Puzzle. He spent three of his years at Fraser High School performing in plays, then attended Grand Valley State University where he graduated with degrees in Film & Video and Creative Writing.

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