I got a job! I am really, really happy right

now and very relieved.  This was for a position

I interviewed for late last week and she called me 

back and offered me the job and of course I said

"yes! thank you."  

So I will doing maintenance and working 25 hours

per week part-time, but with my desire to pursue my 

musical career (such as it is) and at least a little bit helping

my parents out and taking care of my dog,  part-time is

totally cool - I'll still have some free time and as poor as I've 

been I'll feel as rich as Romney when I cash my first check

as Stacy.  

As a place of employment it is really amazing - even though

I haven't changed my name or gender marker yet, they are

going to introduce me as Stacy and refer to me as she 

and then later on I'll go to court and get the legal name change

and gender marker changed and all that and get a bank account in

my name (Stacy) and file my taxes next year as a woman -the whole 

thing is kind of staggering 

so yeah, I don't know what to say - I'm really happy

it's been really scary looking for a job as a transwoman,

and as much as you try to tell yourself it's not impossible,

it really did seem like it was totally impossible sometimes -

a lot of times actually,

until you get a job of course - then you can look back and say 

of course you can do it - I did.  :)

so I got a job!

OK honestly this really is my last post -I've been blogging  

about before I even wore a dress in years on my first blog

"Transformative Honeymoons", then a year ago in October

I went out in public for the first time and I wrote about that

and pretty much every subsequent time I've gone out dressed

as a woman, up until the time I started school (dressed as 

woman) for maintenance training and then every time I

applied for a job (always dressed as a woman) in

this blog "Who's the New Girl?" and now I finally

got a job and it's kind of amazing that I did this,

and I'm sort of glad that I did document my 

experiences so completely and as it happened

because it is a very detailed record of my transition.

but really I'm not writing a blog about being a woman 

going to work putting on her makeup and going to work 

five days a week - I mean  I'm the same as anybody else 

now - I get up and go to work and live my life, 

and try to be happy :)

Good bye, This time  I mean it

Take Care

Stacy