Tuesday’s Two Lines or Less

Tired of all the bad news lately, here is some good news about a transgender teen in Indiana who was named runner-up prom queen. (Thank you, Tammy for the link.)

Saturday’s post “Saturday Night Lives” was my attempt at fiction. Some folks thought it was a true story, although I labeled the post as “fiction.”

Thanks to Reva, here is a follow-up story about last Wednesday’s Femulator, Trevor Ladner. It seems that Trevor is a drag artist and her “femulating skills” won her a scholarship to “crossdressing” Tulane and helped educate people about gender roles!

Femulate contributor Monica P. Mulholland has written a Kindle book, ME!: The gift of being Transgender. All proceeds go to the LGBT suicide line, Lifeline NZ.

In preparation for next week’s trip to Hamvention in Dayton, I stopped at CVS to buy a bottle of Veet and three packages of “travesti” Kiss stick-on nails. CVS has a sale on their nails this week: buy two sets and get the third set free.

While on the subject of travel, Travel + Leisure has a timely article “Tips for Transgender Travelers— From the Country’s Most Trans-Friendly Destination.”

Here is an oldie, but a goodie: Antartic explorer Robert Falcon Scott had a brother name Malcolm, who was a famous professional “crossdresser” femulator back in Victorian England. Here is the story, thanks to Catherine.