I'm off to the San Diego Comic-Con International! See you there!

Thanks, everyone!

Well, after all that, I was turned down. Apperantly, I took too long to get my stuff in to start school. I am cushed, and somehow must find a way to keep going regardless.

I have been noodling a new vision spring story but right now, I am going to find out if i am going to get funding for school, so i am too nervous to write. wish me luck, would you?

No I'm not going to go through that old one about how you give a cat a pill, but for reference, you can find it here.

Instead, I'm going to tell you how yesterday I risked life and limbs (I have the gouges, scratches, lacerations and other abrasions to show for it) to take our cat, Sammo, to the vet.

Horizontals Rule

by Puddin'

Interesting article spotted in this week's New Scientist:

"IN 2010 we need to ask afresh just how deep the rabbit hole goes when it comes to gender politics - and how far we are from digging ourselves out. Our beliefs about differences between the sexes have an impact on society vastly out of proportion to the magnitude of those differences, from female scientists defending their mathematical and technical expertise to boys accused of lacking the communication and emotional skills to succeed at school."

New Scientist: Opinion | Out with pink and blue: Don't foster the gender divide | 19th July 2010

Newspaper story, worth a read. Loved the graphic.

I posted Chapter 3. The pace will definitely pick up now. Enjoy the ideas I suggested here. There are more to discover along the way.

Rachel

Well, I did it. after I posted my last entry, I talked to a friend online, and found the courage, and went out and got gas as Dorothy. To do something so normal, so mundane, as dorothy gave me such a good feeling. I may start crying, but they are good tears, I think.

well, I feel like a coward. I went to my sunday meeting at the pride center, and it was good. But on my way home, I wanted to stop and get gas for my car, and I couldnt do it. I couldnt be seen as dorothy. Sigh.

Parents' Day has been passed, and now it's time to start working on what comes next.

Which leads me to the question presented in this blog: do readers want to experience Beck's Thanksgiving break at Sarah's, including some more fun times around the town of Persistence, or would you rather me move right on to the buildup to Christmas?

When I posted the last blog, I wasn't planning on repeating. But, an event this morning caused me to think, and I wanted to post somewhere. So, you got "elected".

This morning, one of those events that can just "get to you" happened...

Well, Georgina 2 is up. I want to apologise for the delay, not only did real life get in the way, but I got sidetracked by some of Margaret Jeanette's story endings that kept rolling around in my brain and wouldn't let me do anything else. Now all I've got to do is write part 3. I hope this won't take as long. I hope that part 2 will not disappoint anyone. I found the tears welling up when I wrote the ambulance journey. I don't know why, they just did. I knew Sam would make it, so why did I want to cry?
Anyway. my thanks to everyone who read my stories and to those that comment.

Love
Sam

Hello everyone at BC.

I posted the second chapter for the Omega Unicorn Chronicles. I'm setting up another problem to be solved. I'm also exploring more of Richard's background in this chapter. He talks about two more stories in his life that defines some of his emotions.

The first story is with his brothers, Chapter 1. That has been resolved, but it will be told again in a later chapter for a certain point to be made.