I fell asleep on the couch this evening while trying to grind out a few more hours of work. As often happens, sleep did not come again right away, so I searched the Internet for the blogs of my closest friends, those people whose thoughts remind me of who I am and what I believe. [...]
Archive for October, 2008
What would Love do?
Posted in A Course in Miracles, Trans Life, tagged A Course in Miracles, ACIM, community, love, unconditional love on October 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Tag, I’m it … and now it’s your turn
Posted in Trans Life, Uncategorized, tagged depression, Eugene Oregon, fire fighter, forest fires, gender dsyphoria, Grand Tetons, Livingston Montana, Prescott Arizona, Sawtooth Mountains, Seattle, smokejumper, Stanford California, Stanford University, Stanley Idaho, Swan Valley Idaho, Tucson Arizona, UC Berkeley on October 27, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Well, a friend and fellow blogger has tagged me with one of those chain letter/blog thingy’s. Although there’s a bit of political motive here, I like the ideas behind it: to honor 8 others whose blogs I love to read, and to list 8 places in the United States where I’d love to live. So, [...]
“A Boy’s Life” in The Atlantic
Posted in News, Trans Life, tagged Dr. Norman Spack, hormone blockers, The Atlantic magazine, transexual, Transgender, transgender children, transsexual on October 15, 2008 | 4 Comments »
The November 2008 issue of The Atlantic magazine contains an article called “A Boy’s Life.” It’s a comprehensive exploration of the topic of transgender children: where it comes from, the struggles that parents and children experience as they strive to find ways to deal with it, and the difficult choices they must make in that [...]
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Posted in Equal Rights, tagged Equal Rights, human rights, transexuals, Transgender, transsexual on October 1, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A friend shared this video with me and now I would like to share it with you. It states the things that are essential to a life of peace and joy, the life that each of us — trans, non-trans, gay, straight, black, white, Christian, Jew or Muslim — deserve, but many do not enjoy. [...]


