When I started to take the weight of, somewhere - can't find it now - alderfather commented that my face had looked like my mother's at some point, his at some point, and then my aunt's (I have his nose, btw); he was curious to see who I'd look like as I lost weight.

(Found it: "Cheekbones. I'll remind you that at one time you looked like my sister and ( Read more... )

Back when the Dragon & I got married, there were a set of commercials out where people went around telling complete strangers "I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance ( Read more... )

Stuff goes, and I'm pretty happy. I posted a couple posts on identity over at aldersprig: "I am," which is general musing both on who I see myself as and who I want to me, and On kitties, and me, and the intersection of such, which is about what it sounds like ( Read more... )