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#1
Last post by LoriDee - Today at 09:49:03 AM
Same as Chrissy, I haven't needed to change my birth certificate. I have state and federal photo IDs and if I go to get a passport, my old birth certificate and name-change order are sufficient. There is no longer a requirement to document gender change. You choose what you want even if it doesn't match your other documents.
#2
I can put "tons of books" on my electronic tablet yet its weight remains constant.
Absolutely amazing.
Hehehe I am a silly woman at times.
#3
Last post by Sarah B - Today at 09:07:09 AM
Hi Everyone
Arriving in Sydney 35 years ago and within 3 months I was living and working as a female. I had no makeup or voice lessons. I taught myself and of course there was no YouTube then to learn from. In addition I dressed appropriately for my age, work and the social occasion.
The only information that I had at the time was a book on plaits and a book on makeup (I'm not sure on this book). If I do have that book it is still within my collection of books. I will soon be unpacking my books and when I come across those books I will list those books that helped me no end.
Why after all that time, would I still have those books? Simple, I love books.
I keep my privacy private, in other words I do not tell any government department about my 'medical condition' and that includes 'doctors' or any organization as well, except for the few doctors that I have revealed my condition to recently, I emphasize that is not to be recorded in their computer systems. This ensures I have no hassles whatsoever.
Take care and have a wonderful weekend that is coming your way
Love and Hugs
Sarah B
Official Greeter
#4
I have not had my documentation changed but when I want to I would like to be able to, wherever I may be in the USA.
I do not seem to need to show my ID much at all except at airports, and very occasionally when I use a credit card that is handed over to a cashier. Most of the time you can use those credit card readers.
#7
Yesterday I had a half slab of Saint Louis style pork ribs. This cut of rib is the same as untrimmed pork spare ribs.
#8
On Wednesday I had salmon.
#9
Tuesday I ate some crabmeat (canned) on top of a typical salad.
#10
Except for my willow, I don't recall seeing a successful examples of pollarding in USA.
I have seen a lot of disasters with ornamental cherry trees. Way too much cutting and not enough leaves for the plant to survive, much less thrive.
I was able to move my weeping cherry tree after ten years to a protected spot near a boxwood hedge. It is doing great and has gotten bigger! I may let the hedge grow tall near the tree as the bloom is better if the cherry branches are protected and not so much bloom at the top.
