In an adventure never before told, Peter and Edmund are talking and paying no heed to where they are, and instead of exiting the Wardrobe, they somehow get turned around and step out of a Big Closet (tm)

If you are celebrating Purim or want to know something about it; and are too inebriated to not understand the difference between a Bless Haman and Curse Mordechai , you may wish to learn how “The King’s Outstreched Sceptre” leads to a miracle for Robyn.

A Freilach Purim

Rami
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Until recently Covid19 was something that was changing the lives of other people, but did not affect me personally.

Today, after several years of NOT getting any message of any kind prior to accessing Big Closet, today when I tried to connect an odd message popped up... "We MUST check your browser...." - a few moments later I connected as usual. Very odd. Never seen before, years as a member.

Has anyone else gotten this message? Never? If yes, WHEN did you get such a message? I'm trying to make sense of the message; the WHY. I hope it's not a hack attempt.

Hello out there,

Like the title says "Walker's Path Chapter 6 Fractured" is out!

I had a tough time writing this one. It felt like a really shitty time for Walker and I even teared up apologizing to him. His past is pretty tragic and when I wrote a certain sentence in the story it only solidified my thoughts.

I hope you all enjoy this one because it was a pretty big emotional ride for me.

Katherine

I've had this as a thought in my head since 1995 after I had a dream that had five parts:

Hello out there,

Well, it's official. I'm in love with the next chapter of "Walker's Path". Six pages in and I feel this is one of the more unique chapters I've written.

What happens? Well, Walk— Oh no you're not gonna get me with that one. You're just going to have to wait and see!

I accidentally posted chapter 67 before 66. Sorry readers.

So yesterday was a tough day.

I was having such trouble driving while running Sharon and Sam around that Mom had to take over for me.

Mom felt my forehead and noticed I was hot and sweating, which may have something to do with it.

The only good thing is that I've fought off Mr. Nasty who wanted me to feel like a failure about the whole thing.

Ah, well.

Had an image pop into my head, something which may have been drawn already. Inigo Montoya and Wesley (dressed as the Dread Pirate Roberts) back to back with lightsabers in their left hands, smiling, surrounded by Sith and/or Jedi.

Take my story with the third highest kudos. Divide its hits by two and add one. What do you get?

Today about noon local time, I got my first dose of the Moderna vaccine and an appointment next month for the second dose.

Hello out there,

I admit that I haven't been working on Walker's Path for the last week or two. It's not because I don't care about the story. It's because my foot has been hurting me pretty bad making it hard to concentrate. I don't use meds for pain because I absolutely hate taking them.

I'm having a really hard time walking and will be getting crutches soon so I can be mobile.

I hate talking about this type of thing. I always feel like I'm looking for sympathy when I'm not.

I'm not sure whether to be happy or not. Okay... I'm happy, but I'm sad because the first book of The Arctic Fox is going to be coming down from BCTS, at least for awhile, as it is going to be moved to Kindle in the next few weeks.

I'm definitely happy about that.

but hopefully not too much will fall.

I won't make a point of mentioning everything like this, but
https://youtu.be/kU_CgrBHxCY
Is the most complete Masking/Unmasking video I've seen in some time. If you're into that sort of thing.

I'm taking suggestions on what to name my newest member of my stuffie zoo - a pink octopus.

any and all suggestions will be considered, and appreciated.

- well it got your attention at least!

Shauna's continuation of the story in Wundergirl continues on Patreon, free for everyone to read.

Just a notice before I get to our regularly scheduled programming. As per this blog, I will be removing Battle for Earth, the prequel to this series, from Bigcloset Topshelf and my website soon. So if you haven't read it and still want to, you may want to get on that.

Legacy of Earth: Birthright Make a Splash By Daniela A. Wolfe Resigned to his fate, Jek finds his way into the Conclave shower room where his transformation at the hands of Khala will begin.

Growing up intersex and transgender was tough on me. I looked, walked, and talked like a girl while growing up because of being intersex, but since I wasn't allowed to be a girl, I was beaten, urinated on, had my jacket set on fire with me in it, had my hair set on fire and kids spit on it to 'put it out', and worst of all, I was sexually assaulted by a neighbor when I was only 8.

All the way into adulthood, I was called a freak and an it, and every time I asked someone out they freaked out that something like me would even have the audacity to ask them.

I just read an interesting novel , A Lion in Waiting (Kindle Edition) by H.W. Coyle.

just a quick note.

Notes on Fitness class
[Do not read first; Spoilers]
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“Gender-bending” chemicals mimicking the female hormone oestrogen can disrupt the development of baby boys, suggests the first evidence linking certain chemicals in everyday plastics to effects in humans.

Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn7440-gender-bending-c...

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn7440-gender-bending-c...

A few months ago, an item of interest to our community came across my twitter, which is unusual, as my twitter is almost totally devoid of gender related content.

It was the graphic novel, "The Prince & The Dressmaker" by Jen Wang. Published in 2018, it has come up again recently.

This will be a "how it made me feel" review to avoid (most) spoilers.

Set in what I suspect is a fantasy of Paris and Europe in the 1800s,

Hey everyone,

Just a quick note to let you all know that Apocalypse Dawn and I Wish might be a bit late this week. I've had a busy couple of days and it's really cut into my writing time. I'm working on the new chapter of AD now, but I don't know if I'm going to have it finished and edited tonight. So, it's sort-of likely that both stories will be a day late this week unless I'm super productive.

*big hugs to you all*

Amethyst

The next chapter of You Are a Meany is up. The long delay between chapters came from another flare-up of my health issue.

The following chapter is in the process of being edited. I am now working on the chapter after that. I do not want people to think that I will not get the story done. I know the ending I just have to get there without rushing. I feel bad about the long space between chapters. It feels like I am taking my writing cues from George R. R. Martin.

Love N Hugs
Sarah

My latest story "Deniability" was just a bit of whimsy, but it did throw up the consideration of a real issue affecting the two most populous countries in the world, and that is sex or gender Imbalance.
In my recent comment I referred to a couple of articles in the Washington Post:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2018/world/too-many-...(link is external)

how badly am I missing getting physical hugs?

Today I bought a toy octopus plushie.

I'm pretty sure that's on the list of COVID cabin fever symptoms.

Hello out there,

I hope you're all doing well and are enjoying the latest Walker's Path.

When I first started this story I posted a blog about Walker's Path being an exclusive for BigCloset. I've been thinking about spreading the story to other platforms.

Walker's Path will likely always be posted here first but I want to expand the reader base.

Does anyone have any thoughts about this?

Let me know what you all think. I'll make my decision based on the feedback I receive.

Have a wonderful Sunday,
Katherine

I saw this poem and soon realised it applies to most if not Veterans

He is an armchair critic
Who likes to watch the news.
Staring at his old TV,
He mumbles as he views,
And when the politicians speak,
He almost blows a fuse!

He disagrees with everything,
Or so it seems these days.
He doesn't like the news anchor
Or half of what she says.
It seems to him the world's gone mad
In oh so many ways.

Another reminder As per this blog, I will be removing Battle for Earth, the prequel to this series, from Bigcloset Topshelf and my website soon. So if you haven't read it and still want to, you may want to make the effort.

Legacy of Earth: Birthright Brown Bottle Flu By Daniela A. Wolfe When Jek and Tanner awaken from their night at the bar, some things come to light and their relationship is changed forever.

Got two stories Im looking for think might be fictionmani
But not sure just remember both take place in England hope you can help
First boy ends up as a girl at a horror house transition and eventually becomes a women of the house
Second boy has run in with dad ends up in England goes into a shop that sells women's cloths think for the lgbt but not sure the owner helps turns out her mom is a therapist
Falls in love with shop owner think mom does
Thanks charlize

I had read, or heard someone say that Transgender folk have a high incidence of Autism or something on the Spectrum, but I know a woman that spent many years working with the folk and she does not see the connection.

Then I was reading on the internet and it seems to be a popular idea among PhD. Psych. folk that Transgender folk have a predominance of three serious personality disorders; Paranoid PD, avoidant PDs, and comorbid PDs. Someone else indicated that many were Borderline Personality.

Now, some of the mustard in our front yard is going to seed. To thrive in their nitch as a weed they, of course, have lots of seeds. Seeds are 1.0 mm by 0.5 mm. The cylindrical seed pods are about 4 cm long and about 0.8 mm in diameter. In the plant I picked, seed pods extend 20 cm below the initial flower every 8 mm or so. The flower has petals and male parts that look like pollen sacks. Since the plants are in seed, the pollen must have been released weeks ago.

Between working remotely (the recent snow storm to hit the east coast resulted in our offices being closed for the past two days) and clearing snow, I starting thinking about the friends and acquaintances I haven’t or heard from in the past year. We are coming up on 12 months since the pandemic hit the shutdown phase, and we began to lose track of a lot of people.

This was really pointed out to me as I was looking for a story to read this evening. While going through my bookmarks, I noticed several stories by Elsbeth.

revised version of "The Secret of M.Y.T.H." is up:

https://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/fiction/88718/secret-myth-rev...

I looked through some old posts about milestones and kudos, and found this one of my own from 4.5 years back: https://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/blog-entry/62570/milestone. It seems almost quaint, talking about pushing over 100 Kudos and such. My latest off-dashing, Still Another Dress Code, posted last Tuesday, zoomed up to 100 Kudos in a couple days, and is now at 126.

I'm pretty sure just about everyone knows the title comes from the first season theme to the anime "Magic Knight Rayearth". I based the mood of the main character on the lyrics, specifically to the English translation made for the US Sega Saturn version by Working Designs.

I've got an idea for a story and not sure if it would go over well

the story is about a man who had committed assault and rape tries to reform and make up for the harm he's caused, and may involve him changing into a woman.

would you read a story like that?

I've had new contact with my estranged Son, something I had given up on. He first emailed me, saying he was thinking of me, and tried to talk about my living in sexual sin. Sorry to drop the Religion Bomb on you, but I shared Matt 19:12 and Isaiah 56:4-5 with him, and later I got an email from him asking for my forgiveness.
He can't speak a sentence without using Scripture or mentioning God.

I'm very thankful but I do not plan on a deep relationship.

Gwen

Scottish musician and producer, Sophie, has died following an accident in Athens, according to the Guardian see link below. It's always a tragedy when someone so young dies and at age 34, would have expected to have many more years to live.

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/jan/30/sophie-acclaim...

Trying to find a story a boy leaves home and transition then becomes wealthy and adopts a little girl returns home to the shock of her parents and sister that there son is now there daughter
Thanks charlize

Based on a little "What If" scenario, I decided to attempt to write a new story. Surprisingly, it took only a couple months to complete. I imagine some will pick up on what's going on right away. I am being deliberately vague in the first chapter, but all will be clear, hopefully, after second chapter. There are six chapters in all, and the story is a bit over twelve thousand words. I would rate it a mild PG. Things are seldom as they seem. Skim milk masquerades as cream.