Cha-Changes?

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Pride picture from a couple years ago. 

Recently, I mentioned briefly about finally getting my application to the "Trans Journalists Association" approved. The hold up was the email mix up between my CyrstiH@Yahoo.com  old email and my newer Jessie751 email which is under my legal name. One it was resolved and they figured out I was a real person, the application went through. 

Then I found I wasn't finished. There is a sight called "Slack" which asked me to join too.  Turns out it is also a group of transgender orientated writers asking for input. 

Also, Google has announced it is doing away with it's "Feedburner" subscription service. Not to worry I guess because I received an email yesterday from a new service seeking to add all of Googles' former customers.

Of course it turns out there are extra steps I need to take also to make sure it happens correctly.

I am sooooo confused!  

Comments

  1. StanaJune 15, 2021 at 11:21 AM

    Hi Cyrsti! Does Transgender Writer's Association have a website (I can't find it)?

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    1. Cyrsti HartJune 15, 2021 at 11:42 AM

      Hi Stana! My fault, the association is actually the "Trans Journalist Association. Here is a link: https://transjournalists.org/
      Hope you are well!

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