A few months ago I remember responding to someone who asked would people be willing to post a photo. Nothing Salacious, just a sort of "Hey, this is me!"

Well, at the time, I didn't have any photos of myself, but I did state my willingness to post one, so here it is. Now whoever asked has to look at my face every time I comment on something. Serves ya right!

That was when my sis visited at the end of Novemeber '09. Great visit, horrible picture. Now let the making fun commence!

I realized that I left out a paragraph in Chapter 3 of "So, Here I Am". It has to do with a switch. I will not say more in case you want to read it.
I also want to thank everyone who has read my story and a special thanks to those of you that left comments and voted. This has been a very hard story to write since I am reliving my past.

Hilltopper

I appreciate this is ‘off topic’ as it were, but I was most surprised to read this article from AA Gill in today’s Sunday times, regarding his dyslexia. He is a perceptive writer whose work I have enjoyed for many a year.
Perhaps some of you here suffer from dyslexia or know someone who does, so please take a few minutes to read what it says, many of us can empathise with the youngsters he meets as well as his own experience.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/education/ar...

Love to all.

Anne G.

I'm sorry to say that Once the Hero has been delayed again. I'd finished the story even before I began posting but because of feedback and earlier tweaks, I heavily edited the last and final chapter. It is now some 6 thousand words longer and I hope ties up a few more loose ends.

Currently it is off to the wonderful Kimmie and Hope so they can do their magic. When they're finished and I have a chance to give it that one last read of approval I'll go ahead and post it.

I hoped that it would've been ready but it was not to be. :(

Sigh...

Grover

Well, I found a place to be dorothy. After my 2nd class in career planning, I went to my local pride center. I was only hoped to find a list of TG friendly businesses that I could leave a resume with, but I also found out they have a weekly meeting Sunday night, and TG are invited, so I am going as dorothy. Then, to cellebrate, I went to my local mall, and visited a middle-to-high end department store, looking for a new skirt.

As a retired college professor, I am available for rapid response editing/proofing.

I've just posted a new story by Julie O called "Twisted Values" over on Stardust.

Bob Arnold

I'll be away and won't have time to post the last two chapters.

When I was going to High School, I think, in the early 60's I first heard about the discovery of Genes and Chromosomes. It may have been earlier but I am not sure. Now, nearly 50 years later, they are splicing genes and doing all sorts of alchemy.

Back then, I don't think they even knew much about XX,XY and certainly not XXY or any other of the myriad number of genetic variations.

Wel, I told my Church, and a Church Member came and repaired the broken door so that we can lock it, again and he also added a slide bolt.

Now I feel more secure at night. Having a bunch of thugs to break in and threaten you is disturbing, to say the least. Me, or my brother could have been shot. Me, am suffering from a crisis of Faith. I KNOW that GOD SAVED us from harm, but now I a filled with an anger, an anger that scares me. Please, if I sound off kilter, let me know, it might be me dealing with my ordeal.

Transformation story author Micheal Bard is in critical condition and isn't expected to recover. Full information is at the Shifty story site. http://shifti.org/wiki/User_talk:Michael_Bard

Although Micheal wrote 'furry' stories, at least one of them had TG content. One of my favorites is "It's in the Skin"

http://shifti.org/wiki/User:Michael_Bard/It%27s_in_the_Skin

Grover