This is not an April Fools’ joke: I have a number of higher priority tasks to complete, so the blog’s schedule will be erratic for a few days.
This is an April Fools’ joke:
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| Wearing Boston Proper |
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| B. Scott |
This is not an April Fools’ joke: I have a number of higher priority tasks to complete, so the blog’s schedule will be erratic for a few days.
This is an April Fools’ joke:
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| Wearing Boston Proper |
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| B. Scott |
The "lady" of Casa Stana is lovely. Wouldn't be lovely to be her and in that dress.
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ReplyDeleteMuch of the time I get read as a woman, until I open my mouth with my masculine bass voice. There is no way I can sound like a typical young woman, but I can sound like a mature woman.
While wearing a dress and loading groceries into my vehicle, some woman calls out to me, "Is that you, Connie?"
I have had humorous restroom incidents, mostly when I wore typical male clothing:
1) A woman followed me into a men's restroom.
2) While I was wearing men's business casual while waiting for my wire to use a restroom, a woman comes up and asks me if I was waiting to use the women's restroom.
3) While exiting a men's restroom while wearing men's business casual, the lady of the couple approached the men's restroom and the man was approaching the women's restroom.
4) I get strange looks from men while I wear men's attire when I enter a men's restroom, but if I wear a dress and go to a woman's restroom, nobody pays attention to me.
John