Sunday-Sunday
This weekend has been a return to the abstract called normalcy. Liz and I went back to doing the usual routine on Saturday.
Since The Ohio State Buckeyes played a noon game, the early part of our day was taking four hours to watch the Buckeyes take their football frustrations out on the Indiana Hoosiers.
To make up for all the fun, this week we added a fun trip to our storage shed to look for a few much needed old documents.
From there we went to a couple of stores with me still wearing my boot (for my fractured ankle) which I am very tired of. I am expecting a call from the VA to look at my ankle again this week.
Through all of this, I marvel at the opportunity I have been given to live this transgender life I lead. Looking back, I remember the days when I felt intense pressure just walking into a store as my feminine self.
Now I worry about how my boot will affect how I walk.
Since The Ohio State Buckeyes played a noon game, the early part of our day was taking four hours to watch the Buckeyes take their football frustrations out on the Indiana Hoosiers.
To make up for all the fun, this week we added a fun trip to our storage shed to look for a few much needed old documents.
From there we went to a couple of stores with me still wearing my boot (for my fractured ankle) which I am very tired of. I am expecting a call from the VA to look at my ankle again this week.
Through all of this, I marvel at the opportunity I have been given to live this transgender life I lead. Looking back, I remember the days when I felt intense pressure just walking into a store as my feminine self.
Now I worry about how my boot will affect how I walk.
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