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• President Obama\'s Prize

  Posted on Thursday October 22nd, 2009 at 00:43 in politics, president obama, nobel peace prize. personal

  I’m late in posting this because I’ve been sick with a cold, but my blog is not a current events or political blog. I don’t feel that I have to be a slave to posting timely topics. Even though my fascination with politics has gone from mi...

• Under the Bombs

  Posted on Wednesday September 23rd, 2009 at 12:14 in movies, war, human rights, lebanon, the middle east, under the bombs

  My town’s public library hosts free independent films from around the world every Thursday evening. Back in the summer the award winning docudrama Under the Bombs was shown, but I missed my opportunity to see it in the library’s auditorium. ...

• Where’d My Lovely Template Go?

  Posted on Wednesday September 9th, 2009 at 11:45 in Personal, blogging, templates

  For about two months or so this summer I had a lovely template for my blog. If you may recall it was blue and white with lilies at the top of the page. Now you may wonder why I changed one that was beautiful to this one that is just a jazzed up v...

• Three Historical Cross Dressers: Part 3, Marina the Monk

  Posted on Wednesday August 26th, 2009 at 22:02 in christianity, history, saints, cross dressers, st. marina the monk

  This final installment will deal with a young woman who was the total opposite of the other female cross dressers that I have written about who were both "Amazons" and in the case of Catalina de Erauso sometimes exhibited unsavory conduct. ...

• Three Historical Cross Dressers: Part 2, Catalina de Erauso

  Posted on Sunday August 9th, 2009 at 13:30 in women, history, cross dressers, catalina de erauso

  When I first contemplated doing this series I had planned to write about Amandine Aurora Lucile Dupin better known as George Sand, but I later decided to focus on one of my recent discoveries, a cross dresser who was not particularly savory or admira...

• Three Historical Cross Dressers: Part 1, Nadezhda Durova

  Posted on Sunday July 26th, 2009 at 00:47 in books, movies, women, history, russia, cross dressers, nadezhda durova

  This is the first in a three part series about three women who defied the conventions of their times to wear male attire. Their decision to don men’s clothing had perhaps nothing to do with their own sexuality from a gay prospective. To them, wear...

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