Ch.8 is up. Have fun peoples.

https://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/fiction/110672/gamma-girl-lif...

So after two hard disc crashes in two years where I lost all of my stories I was working on as well as links to the stories I loved reading, I found I had lost my mojo and just couldn't get back into writing mode !

Gaby and the Apollinaris junior squad are off to their last race before the summer break.

The human body has a remarkable ability to repair damage - at least sometimes.

For example, if you looked at my skin, you would hardly tell I had recently been in a hospital fighting for my life.

Even the place where they attached a hose to my chest to drain the fluid out of my lungs has been reduced to a small scab.

There is one exception. On my wrist is a long mark where they had to put tape on to secure an IV line that wouldn't stay in place because I was sweating so much

I usually don't post long stories. The only other story longer than 10 000 words was a special experiment.

I occasionally post sequels but those are conceived separately.

The cereal was just my way of having fun with you. All 8 parts together was shorter than most stand-alone stories here.

Now I wrote a 10 508 word story. I posted in two partes.

Part 1 uou can finde here: Just an Ordinary Boy part 1

EE Nalley died a few days ago.

I'm doing a poll, and hope I get lots of opinions

I wanted to figure out what stories of mine are people's favorites, so here is the poll. I decided that only multiple part stories that are not fanfiction could qualify, so pick one (or more!):

Between One Step and the Next: https://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/book/28016/between-one-step-a...

Yesterday so i must apologise for not posting until today!

I saw a brain doctor today

He told me I had one.

A thousand apologies, my dear readers!

Due to the effects of old age starting to manifest, a brain fart on my part caused me to post The Magician's Daughter out of sequence. Thanks to samquick and Lindsay who alerted me of my dreadful error!

I have just put up Chapter 17 so, if you're interested, you can read that at your leisure. It's rather annoying to me that I skipped over Chapter 17 since it does have some important elements that move the story toward its denouement.

Chapter 19 will be posted next Monday as pro forma. I promise!

What is happening?

back to Brizz!

I was dismayed to read that Huston's Children's Hospital, the largest pediatric hospital in the country has been 'persuaded' by the Texas Attorney General to set up a free 'detransition clinic' for children as well as stopping treatment such as puberty blockers. Apparently it is seen as a triumph for your President who of course has nothing more important on his mind.

For some reason, I found myself thinking about my stepfather today.

I think I have moved past hating him, and now I see him is just a pathetic bully and liar.

Still have PTSD because of him, though, so I guess I just have to live with that.

got some good news from visiting my doctor today - I am down to 277 lbs!

for young Madeline!

went to pick up a couple of things from the grocery store, and got reminded I am not fully recovered yet by my body in no uncertain terms.

Hugs appreciated.

When talking about your gender identity is there a difference between using comfortable and not uncomfortable?!?!?

When I'm working on "Angel of..." stories I keep having ideas for the next Masks story, and vice versa.

His Department of Education, a misnomer if ever there was one (especially in light of who he chose as his Secretary of Education), has apparently opened an investigation into whether or not Smith College has violated Title IX by admitting transgender women.

Perhaps we should rather be reminding people that on this day in 1970, some 56 years ago, 4 college students were killed and nine wounded at Kent State University in Ohio while protesting the US involvement in the Vietnam War. Members of the Ohio State National Guard discharged 67 rounds over 13 seconds into a crowd of unarmed protestors. Eight of the shooters were charged with depriving the students of their civil rights, but were later acquitted in a bench trial.

When I got online today, suddenly this site is displaying a shrunken version of the screen. It is roughly one third the size of the normal screen.

Any clue as to why this is happening? Is anyone else seeing the same thing? Any ideas on how to resolve the problem?

Something a bit personal from QueerDispatch this week.

The latest Under the Rainbow story is called
The Times I Got Caught.

Before I talk about the time I didn’t run, I needed to talk about the times I got caught.
This story goes back to high school, to hidden pieces of myself, to a painful moment with my family,
and to the kind of words that stay with you long after they are said.

RE: Unfinished Projects:

Several years back, I started writing a story about a beautiful young transgirl who moves in with her wealthy "uncle" while attending art school. At first they get along fine, but then he begins demanding unusual "favors" in return for food and board:

So today we realized there were a bunch of stuff that hadn't been done around here since I went into the hospital, and since i was in manic mode, I decided to try and reduce the list a little.

I did pretty well, but at some point the manic fog lifted enough for me to realize i had pushed myself as much as I could, and for once I actually listened to my body and called it a day.

It probably doesn't seem like much, but I'm a little proud I could override the manic and realize when I needed to stop.

Good Morning Y'all.

I forgot to post this yesterday, sorry.

https://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/fiction/110426/gamma-girl-life-4

of 2026 gone already!

A short snipped from chapter two:

The Clffhanger: Chapter Two

for some of the UK!

well, I survived my time in the hospital, and I am home safe.

I had a lot of crap in my lungs, and it was no fun, but I had some wonderful people looking after me.

I am really glad to home!

Yesterday was truly nice despite the Oklahoma "gentle breeze twenty nine mph" and several doctor's visits. People, I'm nothing special. IF you, guys and gals rise above the clothes hamper and the Debby Downer attitude, you may receive the positive attention and comments. Dark chocolate, long sleeve, satin smooth polished polyester blouse, soft pink, polyester, knee length, swing skirt were the basics. The extras were a thin gold necklace, multi rings silver earrings, Rodeo Queen jeweled belt, black felt cowgirl hat.

which is a bit annoying given the sunshine!

debuting today!

my brain has been rotting with a story idea for a while now and its been difficult to sort of visualise one of the main leads but I think i've probably got it....

Not sure it's worth mentioning but today I've been a member of the site for 20 years! Or as the system is displaying it to me 19 years and 12 months :)

WOW!

I met up with Mike (my angel) who takes Leeanna out into the big bad world. We first went out on short walks after dark only. Last year this progressed to being out in the day in quite out of the way locations. Then late last year going to places where the were a small number of people.

Last weekend, we visited a small WW2 Museum and a very busy castle.

The Trump administration has settled out of court after being sued by multiple organization over the removal of the Pride flag from Stonewall. The flag has been restored, and under the agreement it cannot be removed by any administration going forward for any reason other than maintenance.

Now all we need is to get the “T” and the “Q” restored to the historical references. They were also removed by the Trump administration due to the Orange Asshat’s executive order declaring that his administration recognizes only two genders, which are defined at birth.

Hey,

I’ve got something new coming this Saturday, April 18.

Riftbound Flesh is a prequel set in the same universe as The Aeldstorm Saga. It sits at the beginning, the event that sets everything into motion.

This one leans more heavily into the science fiction side of the story.

It’ll be available first as a short early-access release on my site, before I open it up more broadly.

If you’ve read Fractured Rune, this builds toward some of what comes later. If you haven’t, it still stands on its own.

A bit off our usual subject but if you live near Milwaukee WI, here goes

It's a gamer, sci-fi, anime one day convention run by the students of MSOE, a major private engineering school.

Runs until 10PM, 25 bucks for non-students.

Parking is problematic

They have a webpage.

I hope everyone here has a fun and safe weekend.

Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE)
Dwight and Dian Diercks Computational Science Hall
1025 North Milwaukee Street
Milwaukee, WI 53202

o last night I had two very different dreams.

In the first, I was a performer at some award ceremony. I started at the back of the audience and came down the stairs toward the stage, singing what seemed to be the choruses of a group of songs. And even in the dream I was amazed at beautiful my voice was, how amazing I looked in a dress and heels.

The first chapter of Taylor's second book, Gamma Girl Life, has been posted. I hope everyone enjoys!

https://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/fiction/110235/gamma-girl-lif...

I posted a new chapter over the weekend and I just had to add this little tid bit

I police shooting and weapon jam I described in my story, it really happens about 2 years back in Chicago, it was captured on 2 body cams and 2 cameras watching the street and my depiction of it is tamer than the "Keystone cops" real world version that happened....yes the female cop was that incompetent!

but have fun reading and PLEASE leave comments and questions as some of them make me thing and add to stories!

Is there anything more delicious than spending the entire day in your prettiest undies?

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She wanted to watch it as it was Savannah Guthrie’s first day back. Apropos of nothing, I was sitting and reading as she watched the show, and a segment with Terry Crews and his wife, Rebecca King-Crews, came on; she suffers from Parkinson’s and underwent a new procedure to treat her illness.