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| 75th Birthday / Class Reunion |
I was well known (many clubs) and was the the JV football co-captain. That was my last year of football realizing that everyone has now bigger; much bigger. Although that did not keep a group of us at the reunion from reliving our football glory days. "Remember that game where you broke your collar bone - Oh yes, I remember it well". In full display was the the adage "The older I get the better I WAS". Something never change although I had.
Although I did not get the most grandkids award, or came for the furthest away, without doubt, I was the most changed.
If the opportunity arises do go. A great outreach opportunity and helps put a face / person to what the transgender experience entails. Everyone left in my Class of '66, now knows a transgender person.


I followed the link to the story of your 50th reunion and was so happy to see how well you were accepted and celebrated!
ReplyDeleteHonestly, I wish I had that kind of courage. Walking into a reunion as yourself. Then doing it again? That's incredible. You’ve given your whole class a real, human connection to the transgender experience.
ReplyDeleteNext month I’m going to the class of’66 Xmas party. We graduated the same year. Big 60th reunion coming up.
ReplyDeleteHow will you dress?
DeleteMaidform shapewear with pantiliners. Nylon knee highs. Women’s skinny pants. Women’s 2 inch heel suede boots. Sweater and leather jacket!
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