It’s been almost two months since I quit my last job. During that time I’ve had the privilege of vacationing in Kauai with my lovely wife, hosting my dad and his girlfriend at our house for a week, focusing on my health by exercising, spending time with old and new friends, and exploring the next steps in my life on the way to womanhood.
Today marks the end of a very productive and much needed break between work duties. On the whole it’s an extremely positive move for me. It’s a great company that builds exciting products, they have excellent health benefits (with a generous cap on transgender related surgeries), a strong focus on diversity (which should come in handy when I do transition) and they pay me (which always helps on the journey through life 
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The one downside is that my once abundant time will shrink to nearly nothing – as witnessed by the 57 emails and 27 training classes and reading assignments I need to complete. This means that I might find it more difficult to share the transgender world as deeply with all you wonderful ladies. I can assure you that even if I’m silent for a week or two that you are never far from my thoughts. I also promise you that I’m not packing up and going home – the transgender community, and you dear readers, are too important to me. You have given me so much – sharing with you has been both fulfilling and educational. You stories and comments have touched my life.
Not to end on too much of a downer, I’ve recently read a few wonderful transgender books – while I work on posting reviews for them I’ve compiled a good list of transgender books for you to peruse.
I’ve also been inspired to learn more about your hair removal strategies. One of my dear friends has been struggling with hair removal, having started in earnest only after going full time, and I think it would be interesting to learn when others in the communbity started hair removal. Take a second to answer this poll on http://www.crossdresserheaven.com
