Who Likes Shemales?
I wanted to see what sort of countries spend the most time searching for the term “shemales” on google. To make it interesting, I compared the search trends between “transgender” and “shemale.” What I found was interesting!
Add your voice: A Houston TG Center?
The TFA Board will be meeting this month and one of the things the Board will discuss is the short-term and long-term future for a transgender center in Houston. Before going further with this post, I want to address a criticism of the very idea of a TG Center in Houston. The criticism goes something […]
Lady Vengeance
What is it with Korean movies? This is like the 5th one I’ve watched that puts Hollywood to shame. Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall… and Spring, Four Iron, Old Boy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and now, Lady Vengeance… wow. I mean, how do they come up with such great writers, directors and cinematographers over there?
Galveston Graveyard
Carolyn and I decided to go to on of the old cemeteries on Galveston. What follows are some pictures I took while we were there: – Carolyn sitting on a tombstone. – A close-up of grave moss Below are some pics I took of the gravyard… – This is a statue of Jesus and baby… […]
Ghosts?
I promised I would post Carolyn’s pics of her ghostly encounter. For those of you that didn’t want to read my monster blog entry from Sunday, let me recap: Carolyn put her keys down and when she came back to them, they were balanced in a seemingly improbably way: The possibility of randomly balancing this […]
Bear Creak
Carolyn and I went out to Bear Creak park on Sunday. It was the first day that I really felt like myself again. While we were out I got a few interesting shots: You can see more at my TH album HERE.
"Fix" by Alicia Suskin Ostriker, from No Heaven.
Poem: “Fix” by Alicia Suskin Ostriker, from No Heaven. Fix The puzzled ones, the Americans, go through their lives Buying what they are told to buy, Pursuing their love affairs with the automobile, Baseball and football, romance and beauty, Enthusiastic as trained seals, going into debt, struggling — True believers in liberty, and also security, And […]
Sharon Kopriva
I ran across a booklet I picked up in 2001 that showcases the art of Sharon Kopriva. I really like her work even though it is grotesque. It tends to speak volumes about the worst of Christianity – which I appreciate since the caustic side of that faith was used as a weapon against me. To me, her work seems to speak to that part of Christianity that is grotesque, vial, retched, small and… well… dead.
