Mae West once said that it's not the men in her life, but it's the life in her men. It's hard to believe that she was almost 100 years ahead of her time. But her words still resonate today - even after they have been censored to fit the morals of her era.
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I had only one thing on my docket for the day, and that was an interview with an image scanning firm. Everything went well, and I was made an offer. Yes, the pay is lower than what I was earning at the census. But with my skill set being relatively worthless in this market, I'll take this job for a while to see if I like it. It's not that I need the money. Instead, it's that I need to keep myself active enough to enjoy getting up in the morning.
When I got home from the interview, I found an email from the employment bureau waiting for me. Since the email was addressed to Marian, I had to mention that I am pre-op transgender, and that my legal ID and photo doesn't match the image I presented on the interview, I had to ask if this was a problem - and it wasn't. So I guess that my feminine presentation is better than I would have once thought. Let's see what happens assuming that I'm on the job for a while.
On other matters, I have been in phone contact with two women from north of me. One was from Kingston, and the other from Pawling. I basically gave up on the one in Kingston, and Pawling may have dropped by the wayside. What's really strange is that the Pawling phone number has been disconnected. This is just as well, as both women carried more than their share of baggage.
And lastly, I had another fun online game night with YGD and some of her friends. The Jackbox games are mostly party games, but they are fun when you have a larger group to play with.
