"What was the title of your book?" I asked, captivated by her silliness.

"Yak breeding for beginners," she said and we both laughed until tears formed.

"Big in Tibet?" I added, and we laughed some more.

After picking myself up off the floor and checking for injuries I must say you made my day. I was depressed and feeling right lousy before I read this installment, now I have trouble not laughing. OK, so I have a wierd sense of humor.

Nothing in Life is Free, if the cost is not monitary it will be physical, emotional, or spiritual.
Rachel Anne

Dear Angharad,
I am told that the name is Welsh? (Sp?) I meant no offense, I just did not know what to make of it in my ignorance. I am enjoying and watching this story closely; first it is a good and almost an eerie sort of story and second you are doing it on the fly which I would never dare , as I can't spell my way out of a paper bag.

"I've been a fighter pilot, a deep sea diver and a brain surgeon," how odd? I know T-girls who were or are among those professions. As individuals of course not wrapped up into one person. Well, perhaps we all do and that is your point, maybe she isn't lying. Regardless, it was an oddly close to home choice of claims for her. :)

Well, as a slave to innovation this is working for me and as I said my best wishes for it.

Gwen

Gwen Lavyril

and they do seem to be bonding, don't they. Well, you know that stories like this can teach the mainstream a lot about us and what we do do as transsexuals. I get this all the time, but this should be published into a book, and sold on the market. This is gettting very interesting, and even though I can skip ahead and read the latest chapters I won't do that, because I am very captivated by this story.

Be strong, because it is in our strength that we can heal.

Love & Hugs,
Barbara