Dressing for fun

 Had a few days out of town with the wife and she allowed me to do my thing while she shopped.

Started out with a coffee and I just can't get over how nice this dress feels over my boobs and that slit in the leg caressing me.

Day 2, decided I was a bit hungry so had a sausage roll with my coffee.

But the best part was a couple of hours shopping and trying on clothes, followed by dinner at a restaurant

Feeling the Heat

Temperatures are hitting 30 degrees (86F) and is really killing my desire to dress. While sun dresses are fine, the wig and make up just isn't helping. 

Air-conditioned shops are the only places to go, but I think even they are struggling to maintain their settings.

Certainly not the temperature for shinny blue PVC tops, even before the sun comes over the horizon

Even in the big shopping mall, I was too hot to really bother about anything (except getting a jar of coffee from The Warehouse that's a couple of dollars cheaper than the supermarket).

I think "girl time" is going to have to take a back seat until the sun heads north so the south can cool down a bit.

Dad bod

I tried a true and tested method to get my Dad Bod back, that really cool V shape and abs. It worked well 18 years ago.

Swimming - I did 500 meters in the pool, planning on adding 100 meters every two days to take me to 1km a session in 3 weeks.

Ended up with wet ears and an ear infection that affected my balance and gave me a 2 day headache

I think it's a sign... to not swim, in fact, all messages from my body says "don't exercise"

I also had a relaxing massage this week, the masseuse found quite a few knotted muscles, dug her fingers in and it was anything but relaxing, reminded me of the pain physio therapist enjoy inflicting. 

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But your not here to hear how I want a really strong manly body, your here to see what I've worn out this week.

I love shinny clothes, the way they look, the way they feel as they brush along my skin.

The split skirt has a great feel as the material runs up the leg with each stride.

Of course I also wore normal clothes

At the pools

I also had a few hours at the shopping center this week looking for new clothes

Liked this, but no where to wear it

Classy elegant, really like this

So bought it.

As soon as I tried this dress on, I didn't want to take it off.

The woman in line at the till had one also so I complimented her on her taste.

I had the girl cut the tag off the back of the neck, scanned it, I paid for it and walked out the shop for a coffee and cake at Columbus coffee shop.

Had a few hours to myself

 But first, a coffee to start the day

Then I had to go to the refuse center to dump a years worth of rubbish (mostly old cupboards after Christmas renovations). Of course I won't be wearing a short skirt for that, so swapped for some sport tights.

After that, Bunnings for some storage boxes for sorting out stuff in my shed.

Now, doing what I enjoy - hiking

But I forgot how hard the terrain can get and within an hour of walking (with wig and and extra 1.6 kgs under my bra) I was sweating from every pore

Luckily, I found a semi private watering hole to cool down in. I say semi-private because the waterfall is a point of interest on the hike and I ended up with 2 couples and their 2 small children watching and chatting to me. I even ended up taking the family photo for them and very glad I shaved under my arms as I had to hold my hands up to encourage one of the kids to look at mums camera.

I didn't really want my bra getting wet, but wasn't going to remove it in front of anyone add to the fact my forms would probably float away in the stream.

It took another 90 minutes  for my swim suit to dry out and chatted to many walkers while it was drying out. I think 1-3pm must be prime time for other hikers

After 5 hours in the bush, I decided it was time to get get changed and head home.

Hope you're off to a great new year

Ever had a holiday, where you do more work than when your at work - welcome to my world.

First job was pealing back the roof and replacing the valley. In the 1960's it didn't rain hard and putting a waterproof membrane between the timber and cement roof tiles was not a thing. Times have changed with global warming and while I fitted the new valley during a nice day, the downpour at 1am the following day was enough to flood my basement (but not enough to leak in the roof).

Second job was removing the carpet from the basement after the flood, dry it over 2 days and then refit it. I think this will be a regular Christmas activity. I've just purchased 2 more shelving racks and put the almost full wall of shelving on brick pavers, this will allow my sump pump to kick in before the metal shelving gets wet during the next rain storm.

Today I bought a new bench top oven and just finished re-configuring the kitchen bench layout from a U shape to an L shape. Looks nice, twice as much bench room and if wife isn't happy in a month, I'll switch it back again.

As to Crossdressing (I mean that's why your here), I've had a few outings.

So I'm relaxing at Bunnings waiting for a coffee and a young mum and 3 year old sit at the next table. The 3 year old looks at me and asks his mum "Is that a man?"

The young mum looks my way with a horrified expression not knowing what to say. So I told the boy, "Yes, I'm a man" much to the relief of the mum, who just being let off the hook, smiled at me, so I told her "Sometimes even I get confused"

The last thing we should be doing is making ourselves, with our own ego, be misunderstood, scary and unapproachable.

Otherwise it's been a fun week