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Well, folks, it’s about time I post here again, and I’d like to take y’all on another trip down my Memory Lane! When I was five years old, I distinctly remember hearing the ticking of our wall clock, and one time I was even startled by hearing the blast of a train horn with a C4, E-flat4, and G4 chord that sounded very discordant when I was playing near the fence that separated our headstart…

The Independence of Lighting Fireworks without Sight or Hearing   First of all, I hope y’all have had an awesome holiday season, whether that was Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or Yule! And, I hope that 2023 will bring us even more prosperity than what we have accomplished in 2022! Indeed, I have been able to accomplish so much last year, as those of you in my closely knit circle will know, or…

Experiences of a Trans-Girl

Hello, readers. To-day I will briefly jot down some of the interesting things I discovered when I got to do something that practically everyone has on their bucket list at one point or another. If you are squeamish, it is best that you stop reading at this point, because I am going to be talking about things that might be pretty repulsive. If you’ve got nerves of steel, continue reading!   Potty…

Juno, forward. Yes! Good borl! Holding onto that leather-covered, U-shaped harness in my left hand, I walked briskly through an empty parking lot of the school one warm Friday afternoon where I and a few other students had taken a tour a few hours before. ‘Juno, halt!’ I said in a firm but kind voice, the way I had been instructed. But how did I know when it was time to stop? The instructor had…

Finding the Courage to Speak Up

Okay, y’all, time for a little retrospect before checking in on how things are going so far. There are lots of things I should have definitely had access to a long time ago, but without knowing the language or the right person to talk to, I kept hitting dead ends for many a-year before finally being given a reprieve. But from what I’ve read, if you feel that a problem is too important to not go…

From Idea to Reality: How a Business Owner is Turning her Favorite Hobby into a Tasty Profit

From Idea to Reality: How a Business Owner is Turning her Favorite Hobby into a Tasty Profit   Are you a popcorn lover? Do you like trying out various kinds of popcorn? Are you craving for some of that tasty movie theater seasoning? Most of us do! Maybe you would like to try a new flavor, like kettle corn, or perhaps you might want to customize it for your needs, whether it’s for a family movie…

Floating in, and Floating On

Hello, once again! I thought I’d recap an experience I’ve wanted to document for a very long time, ever since I first heard of it in 2013. I have my trans-choir to thank for help in getting me the experience, as you know, practically everything is a financial hardship these days, and I can barely afford any splurging. But wherever there is coldness, there is always some kindness, too. And that…

Okay, y’all. I know it’s been a while since I’ve posted, but to-day I wanted to talk about some of my fascinations and obsessions with various things. Making ice cream, for starters. Like, with a giant commercial machine. I can’t remember how it began, or what prompted it, but in 1999 or 2000, I came across a very weird appliance at a special school held in a small church that helped children of…

Why it has always been a problem, and how it impacts Modern American society today

  Before I begin talking about my perceptions of race, I would like to first give my deepest condolences to George Floyd’s family and relatives, as well as others who have tragically lost a part of them through brutal, unjust, inhumane, and unnecessary torture. I…

Dear Prospective VR Counsellor

Thank you for choosing to work with me on starting my new endeavour as a potential business entrepreneur. There are some things I would like to share with you, so that we can all be on the same page. I apologise in advance for the length of this letter, but I think it is well worth the read. I also apologise for the number of links in this letter, but I think these are great resources I found for…

To Sue or Not to Sue?

Plan to Sue Social Security for an Alleged Overpayment

  Heavenly Harmony V. Social Security Administration, Andrew Saul, Commissioner

Room 617, Altmeyer Building

6401 Security Boulevard

Baltimore, MD 21235-6401

Social Security Administration Office of General Counsel – Seattle, WA701 Fifth Avenue Suite 2900, M/S 901Seattle, WA 98104

(206) 615-2684

Oregon District Court – Portland, OR

Mar…

Well, maybe that’s a bit of an overstatement. Considering the medical issues I’ve had in 2016, or maybe before that, I’ve gotten used to not going to lots of places. I usually got sick from various things because I went to school. But since I mostly worked from home and hardly interacted with people outside after I graduated, I didn’t get sick as often. When I got sick in late 2016, though, I had…

I got called a Social Justice Warrior, and not in a good way

Content warning: transgender issues, bathroom rights, possibly unpopular opinions. * * * * * * * * * * Hello readers, as we wrap up 2019, I thought I’d write a short post (I can’t make long stories short, but I’ll try) about a series of unfortunate events that had taken place over the last twenty-four hours. While I won’t detail the exact nature of the events or reveal people’s names and genders…