Little Lass

You have been visited by the Badger of Executive Function!

May this tenacious beastie grant you the strength to break through whatever is holding you back from completing that important task you've been meaning to get to, and the energy and motivation to

Beaver supermoon.

From time to time, and just now in the wake of Brianna Ghey's murder, those wishing to mourn our (transgender) dead sometimes use phrases like "rest in power", appropriate to the black community whence such phrases came, less appropriate when applied to white people, even when from other marginalized and oft-murdered groups.

May I offer, instead, that we popularise: "You Were Known To Us"

To make a generalization that I think is reasonable, trans people tend to want, more than anything else, to be simply recognised for who we are. To be known.

Not in the sense of "to be famous" but in the sense of just to be known for who we are, rather than for who we aren't.

The Kiss (1882) by Eadweard Muybridge