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  • Fay

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    05/09/2018 at 11:51 pm in reply to: Experiences flying domestic in Australia

    Hi All.
    Just a quick update on my adventure in Adelaide. I had a fantastic flight down with Qantas. Could not have been treated with more respect or courtesy.
    First hurdle was airport security where I had to take my heels off after setting off the metal scanners. No problem as I was only one of many ladies that had to do the same.
    Boarding went well, presented my frequent Flyer card at the gate, flight attendant scanned the card, checked the name, looked up and without a blink said “welcome aboard Ms St*****”
    Once onboard I was seated between two ladies, with whom I chatted with amicably during the flight, and the Flight Attendents kept referring to us at “the three ladies”.
    Any fears I had about flying as Fay have been completely allayed. It was a wonderful enlightening experience that I will remember forever.
    I will report further in more detail with an update on the return flight when I return on the weekend.
    I am having a wonderful experience here in Adelaide with Sharon, she has taught me so much and made me so welcomed. Photos will follow….

    Hugs for now,

    Fay

  • Fay

    Member
    19/08/2018 at 2:23 am in reply to: CRUISE TO NOWHER

    All good so long as you don’t try rocking the boat. Oh and if I pick up a nice rich lesbian lady you’re sleeping on the games deck!
    Being of engineering background, I suggest we try to book rooms near the centre of the ship.

  • Fay

    Member
    18/08/2018 at 11:56 am in reply to: CRUISE TO NOWHER

    Deck 10, Mid-aft. Book me!

  • Fay

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    18/08/2018 at 10:52 am in reply to: CRUISE TO NOWHER

    Sounds good Shana, where’s the link?

  • Fay

    Member
    08/08/2018 at 11:50 am in reply to: Weekend away Hunter Valley Vineyards DONE AND DUSTED

    What a fantastic fun weekend.

    Great location, terrific accommodation, magnificent company and a bucket load of wine thrown in as well. Not to mention chocolate, cheese, schnapps and vodka.
    Shana’s ‘heritage’ contributed to the house on Hermitage Road being a little evasive to locate, but all worked out well in the end.

    Friday night saw our group of Damsels partaking of food and wine at a local restaurant which was a first time public experience for one of our group. After a fulfilling meal and a few drinks around a fire pit we all retired reasonably early anticipating a BIG day on the Saturday.

    Our 20 seater bus arrived about 10:30 with two rather surprised passengers already on board. We then proceeded to pick up the remaining pax and as they boarded it was fun to watch their faces as they noticed the TgR girls were not quite what they first appeared to be. That turned out OK as the hours and vineyards passed and with the exception of one middle aged stuffy gent the others became quite friendly and one of the four female Uni students even said they were envious of Fay’s 4″ heel lace up boots.

    We stopped for lunch at a very busy eatery where we sat around a large table. Shana sat next to the stuffy guy and he managed to finish his meal without once making eye contact with any of us. I think he may be trans but still in the closet and didn’t want to give himself away to his wife!

    The day finished about 5:30 P.M. and the bedraggled 7 freshened up and then cooked up a BBQ with the provisions that Shana had procured. The night finished with a cosy discussion on all things trans with the usual plot playing out. Started young – secret dressing – purging – tried to be alpha male – relapse – purging – then give in to that irresistible urge and now loving it. Oh did I mention there was more wine?

    The next morning Theresa cooked everyone breakfast of bacon and eggs before we cleaned up and dissolved into the country side. A few of us tried to have lunch at Wollombi Hotel but as soon as we saw all the big, black, hairy, leather clad bikies I insisted that we retire to fight another day and we proceeded to Bellbird Hotel and had a lovely meal before parting and heading home.

    We all had a really great weekend and we forged solid friendships with sisters in kind that will stand the test of time.

    Looking forward to another adventure soon, Perhaps a short cruise as Shana has suggested.

    Hugs to all,

    Fay

  • Fay

    Member
    01/08/2018 at 1:02 pm in reply to: Experiences flying domestic in Australia

    Actually I’m a bit off topic because I will be traveling with Qantas!

    Sorry Adrian, I’ll book Virgin next time. But I do like the big white rat better.

    Hugs to all,

    Fay

    [Adrian: No problem – I don’t have shares in Virgin. I’ve changed the thread title to embrace all carriers. And to get rid of that annoying (to some) “en-femme” adjective

  • Fay

    Member
    31/07/2018 at 11:11 am in reply to: Experiences flying domestic in Australia

    What a great experience and well told. I am traveling from Sydney to Adelaide in September and have decided that there will be NO male attire whatsoever on my person or in my luggage. (other than a razor in my ‘wet’ pack).

    Your experience has given me confidence and I am really looking forward to my first flight presenting as Fay.

    I will report back after my trip, hopefully with positive experiences.

    Fay.

  • Fay

    Member
    24/07/2018 at 9:51 am in reply to: NSW-Glebe Night

    Hi Caroline.
    Had a look at their web page the other night. Looks like a really interesting venue. Reminded me of the “Hero” at the rocks back in the 60s and 70s when I was young and fancy free! Many a bridge climb started out from there late on Friday nights. No OH&S and harnesses in those days. Just had to dodge the boys in blue on the way down.
    Barring a local volcanic event or tsunami I’ll be there.
    Hugs.
    Fay

  • Fay

    Member
    14/07/2018 at 6:45 am in reply to: Were would you move?

    Emma.
    Sid-en-ey, Sid-en-ey, Sid-en-ey.

    Come to Sydney Emma, we need you and would love to have you here. We need someone with your vivacious personality to “drag” all the small splinter groups together. There is a whole suburb that is accepting of our kind…Newtown.
    The Imperial Hotel has reopened after a major renovation and every establishment on King Street loves us.
    Unfortunately our (TgR) regular ‘last Friday of the month’ cafe venue has just closed but we are on the hunt for a replacement.
    I can even drag (there’s that word again) Mel up from Dapto for some activities. Sorry not Dapto, Horsley darling, Horsley)
    I’ll be down your way the first week in September, Will mention it to my host and we maybe able to meet up and discuss further.
    Big hugs,
    Fay

  • Fay

    Member
    18/06/2018 at 12:20 pm in reply to: AUS: The Breastform Store in AUSTRALIA

    Hi Rosemary.
    I know that Tanya and David were selling up and moving to a new location so maybe they are in that process at the moment. I’m sure that Tanya will answer your email as soon as she is able.

    Hugs,
    Fay

  • Fay

    Member
    15/06/2018 at 7:50 am in reply to: NSW: Priceline Makeup Services

    Lately Girl.
    You need to go to the Priceline site and check which outlets provide the service.
    i.e. In the shire only sutherland, Menai and Engadine provide the service.

    Cheers
    Fay.

  • Fay

    Member
    07/06/2018 at 2:01 pm in reply to: TGLBGBLTXVZ

    Hi Claire.
    TGLBGBLTXVZ’? It’s all getting too complicated these days. We all know there is a multitude of variations from the school boy who puts on his sister’s knickers right through to the full time girls and guys that have had SRS.
    I think I sit at about 30% on the scale….today! May vary tomorrow.
    Just call me a cross Dresser or even a good old Tranny.
    I think this label thing has gone too far just like political correctness and OH&S.
    I don’t really care what people call me so long as it’s not meant to be derogatory or late for dinner.
    Hugs to all,
    Fay
    PS: note the BLT in there. I love BLTs.

  • Fay

    Member
    24/05/2018 at 10:17 am in reply to: NSW – Glebe Cafe Night – SUPERCEEDED

    Hi girls.

    I will be going tomorrow night and am more than happy to pick up or drop off any girls that are staying nearby or in the general area along the Princes Highway from Sylvania to Glebe.
    That offer stands for any night that I am attending.
    Detours via the Imperial Hotel can also be arranged.
    Hugs,
    Fay

  • Fay

    Member
    17/06/2018 at 11:46 am in reply to: 2018 Weekend away Hunter Valley

    Hi Shana.
    Let me know if you would like a hand with catering the Barbie. I could pick up some salads etc. on the way up.
    What’s the plans regarding hooking up with who you share with? I’m not fussy so long as they don’t snore. I don’t….so far as I know….but then again I would be asleep and wouldn’t hear myself would I????
    Any advice from you locals as to any special items that we should bring?
    Looking forward to a great weekend of meeting and socialising with other like minded folk.
    Cheers,
    Fay

  • Fay

    Member
    31/05/2018 at 12:50 pm in reply to: 2018 Weekend away Hunter Valley

    I see one of our starters shows a prime interest in photography. Maybe she can be our official photographer for the weekend.
    I for one am looking forward to a great girls weekend retreat.
    This would be a terrific opportunity for a first timer to come out.
    C U there.
    Fay

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