Well, she's gone

[Jenny22]

My wonderful Sis went home yesterday. We had planned for a me an en femme dinner, but I sorta had a blahs about dressing. But, we went for dinner, and I was en homme but fully under dressed with small forms, necklace and small hoop earrings. I was femmy. There was never a negative look by any of the staff who assisted us!

Anyoldhow, we got home and Sis wanted to see a wig she'd seen in phone photos, so I put it on. She did not like it and proceed to do some major style brushing. When she was finished, She loved it and so did I. It didn't even look like the same wig! I will miss her advices. She may even go to DLV this year to see how we sisters really live and how much fun we have. That would be great for both of us.

[Maid_Marion]

Great to hear of your great experiences with your sister!

[Macey]

Until you meet again, you can at least share tips and photos and what not

[alwayshave]

Jenny, It is wonderful that your sister is so supporting and helped you with your wig.

[RADER]

You are very lucky to have a sister like you have.
Be real nice to her.
Rader

[Crissy 107]

Jenny, You are so lucky to have her in your life.

[docrobbysherry]

U would BOTH be welcomed there!

[Tracii G]

Wigs need combing and styling to look really good so good for her and you LOL

[Beverley Sims]

Ther is always a feeling of emptiness after a good friend leaves for home.

Along with others here I know the feeling well.

[GretchenM]

You are very fortunate to have a sister that is so supportive. I have always had to go it alone as an only child. That has its advantages, but the disadvantages tend to be greater. I suggest you go to DLV with your sister; she will be a great help and you can get out an about in the CD/Trans community. And with her support I suspect it will be an experience of a lifetime.