Being a Woman is Hard, Being a Trans Woman is Harder

As I was walking home a couple of weeks ago from work, I passed a group of kids. They were non threatening, lost in doing their own thing which was filming each other doing skating tricks and being goofy teenage boys. But nonetheless, my female instincts kicked in. Was there anyone else around that could save me if attacked? Was there safety to run to? … Continue reading Being a Woman is Hard, Being a Trans Woman is Harder

A Smorgasbord

It’s been a while since I’ve poured out my thoughts here so figured no time like the present. Forgive the typos, the F key on my laptop is broken and sticks and sometimes doesn’t work at all. Perhaps a metaphor for life. Perhaps not. Who knows to be honest. This piece will be all over the place…as the title says, a smorgasbord if you will. … Continue reading A Smorgasbord

Mental Dump

Day 34 of Sydney’s 2nd lockdown (aka Lockdown 2.0). It sucks but I won’t complain. I have a roof over my head, food on my table, and am very fortunate that I can work from home. I am still able to train with my trainer outdoors and I’m fully vaccinated. Like I said, I won’t complain. I’ll support my local businesses and do what I … Continue reading Mental Dump

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You’re Never Wasting Time Finding the Right Way Home

On September 3, 2020 at 9:21am I received the phone call I had been dreaming about for over 8 years. Your permanent resident visa has been granted. GRANTED. I was officially in my forever home: Australia🇦🇺 The weight of the world had been lifted from my shoulders. It was official. Australia is my home. Let me be honest, there was never an option that Australia … Continue reading You’re Never Wasting Time Finding the Right Way Home

Say Hello

November 23, 2018 marked a new beginning for me. That was the first day I committed to being a better version of myself. A healthier version of myself. It was my first step in true self care: physically, mentally & spiritually. I committed to 12 weeks at first but I knew deep in my soul, I wanted a lifetime commitment. In 2010, I was at … Continue reading Say Hello