Day 5 of lockdown

If everyone plays their part here, any virus should burn out inside their "bubble" and leave us virus free in the next 4 weeks. 

98% of the population are doing their bit, the other 2% will probably keep the virus "in play", waiting for the lockdown to lift, then were back to herd immunity, where we have to allow about 180,000 people die.

Being a patriot, I'm not going to be the one to let my country down.

Some of you have sent their prayers, but I ask that you pray to the scientists that are working hard to find a vaccine before millions are killed.

In the mean time (23 days at least), I'm stuck at home with wife, 3 young adults and a baby.
While I dress in the mornings before most are awake, I've now found myself supporting a beard which is now as itchy as FuK and an infected knee after some home renovations got bloody.

I wish you all well and will start posing again after the lockdown is lifted.

Rachel

Shit storm coming your way

If I was a God, I would do population control differently.

For me, the honorable thing to do, is don't panic.
It's like giving the finger to the Gods.
Last week I bought a weeks worth of toilet paper and 2 loaves of bread (I shop weekly).
I've left my market shares in place, lost some numbers (I like to think it's keeping you in a job) but assured that as humans, we will rise above this.

In the mean time, shop if it's safe, support local business

Renovations (again !!!)

Originally (1964), my house had a bath.
1 or 2 owners before me modernized and removed the bath, putting a shower in it's spot.
Sure it made the room look big.
Wife and I have been here for 10 years and only had baths at hotels etc.
So it's out with the tile floor, vanity and shower.
Found out the plumber did some amazingly stupid work, like plumbing past the floor penetrations and doing a U turn.
Anyway, by the end of the weekend, I'm ready (well almost) to line the walls.

Did I mention, everyone got out of my way most of the time (well, all except for daughter, her partner and their baby)

Saturday I managed to get coffee out during demolition

 

Sunday - Bunnings for dry wall, borrowed their trailer, boys helped me load it.
Very helpful cause ladies shouldn't do heavy lifting - right?

Older daughter thought it funny the youngest helped me unload the trailer (she thinks youngest is lazy), she also thought it was funny watching Rachel carrying sheets of dry wall. I must admit my boobs were getting in the way.

After returning trailer, I took my youngest to the train station, where she meet a friend and headed into the city. 

I visited the local shopping center - now desperate to use the ladies room and also a good opportunity to check out a couple of clothing shops. Really liked this top and discovered I have no hips - well..I kind of knew that already, but do I care - not really. 

Decided I had to concentrate on the renovations....... after lunch.

The day was getting a bit hot by then, so I changed into a pretty blue skirt and a thin pink top - really going for the nipple look 😊

Stopped at MacDonald's for a Big Mac and coffee, before going to a different Bunnings for waterproofing compound (just in case I magically got the dry wall up before the day ended).

 

3 days later....
Renovations now waiting on the tiler to come free off a job.

Still bloody hot

29 degrees C and so humid, the shade isn't any help.

My daughter raided my draws and borrowed this top earlier this week, so I borrowed her skirt that she wore with it - only fair, just wished I looked as pretty (I'm 30 years older and don't have make up on, but maybe if I did............).

Coffee, supermarket (not for face masks or hand sanitizer, they have already sold out) and then a trip out to a marina before it gets too hot.

Made it to the Movies

I've been wanting to see "Little Women" for a while now with the wife.
Mainly because it has Meryl Streep in it (I just love her). Wife's been too busy organizing projects for me and fussing around the other girls in the house but I finally got to see it (alone).
Absolutely brilliant movie, I could so relate to the girls in the movie, cried when they cried, laughed when they laughed, a real emotional roller coaster. I think I fell in love with all of the cast.

 Before the movies I had lunch at a shopping mall food court and was stunned by how quiet the mall was on a week day.

The thing about dressing this day, it was the first time I did a car change from male to female - lets just say the boy undies are no good for tucking away the salami. That's the nice part about not having gender dysphoria - we have a bit of leeway in that area. Doing makeup in a car is no fun either, tiny mirror, bad lighting, but really, it's 28 celcius and I don't really care about the looks.

 

It was bloody hot still this morning, and muggy, if I had real hair it would look like a fizz bomb (pretty much like the long hairs on my legs at the moment - if you get close enough to see the hairs, I will hit you, note to self - must shave one day soon).
I would say it was too hot for clothes, but a cross dresser without clothes is a naked male and that just wouldn't do....