I have been given a "Beautiful Blogger" award by Helen Boyd. I'm not so sure about the beautiful part. In fact, considering how little I have posted of late, I'm not even sure about the blogger part. But what the hell, an award is an award. So I accept.I do have various responsibilities that come with this honor:
- Thank the person who chose me. Thanks, Helen.
- Link to her site. I did that when I started this blog, but I'll do it again. en|Gender
- Put the award on my blog. OK, it's over in the right-hand column.
- Enumerate seven interesting things about myself. See below. (caveat: "interesting" is in the eye of the beholder.)
- Choose seven other people to be Beautiful Bloggers. See below.
- I have been listed in the acknowledgements sections of three books on trans-related subjects, written by three different authors.
- In my 61+ years of life I have never had a stitch in my body.
- I have been seen transforming from man to woman on television in at least five countries on three continents.
- I started programming computers in 1968. (I'm pretty sure my cellphone has more computing power than the mainframe I learned on.)
- I had the same kindergarten teacher as my mother.
- I started warning about Y2K problems in 1982. Nobody cared.
- I have been a subscriber to the New York Philharmonic for 36 years.
My seven choices for the Beautiful Blogger Award:
- Sandyshoes, author of Noted and blogged
- CL Minou, author of The Second Awakening
- Baby Power Dyke, author of Journal of a Power Dyke in Training
- Erica CD, author of her eponymous blog
- Joann Prinzivalli, author of Trans-Cendence
- Juliet Jeske, author of Little Miss Angry Girl's Blog
- Jo Weldon, author of Burlesque Daily (and owner of Candy Pitch)
1 comment:
not a stitch? wow lady. thats intense. good for you tho. Im kinda proud of my beatin up body. but i guess never having to go through any of that is a story in itself. have a good one. congrats!
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