But then there really hasn't been much newsworthy happenings in the last few days of my life. I just watched the game at my favorite French Quarter watering hole. It is sheer madness, euphoria, insanity in the streets right now after The Saints clobbered the cardinals 45-14.

It got off to an ominous start as Hightower scored a touchdown for the cardinals only 19 seconds into the game but our boys quickly rallied with some brilliant plays, particularly Reggie Bush's 83 yard punt return for a touchdown. The Who Dat Nation is now once again full of optimism again after losing 3 games straight following a perfect 13 wins.

I really think we have a shot at the superbowl this year. Tomorrow's game between Minnesota and Dallas decides who we play for conference championship, and if we beat the winner of that game we are in the superbowl.

Well, this is my first blog. What next, tweeting?

 

"Hello, my name is Kitten, and I am a CD." (chorus) "Hi, Kitten"(/chorus)

At least that's what I currently think I am, and what for now I claim to be. CDs are probably the broadest category in the greater TG heirarchy. People wear clothing normally worn by the opposite sex for a number of reasons. Sometimes we aren't even exactly sure ourselves why we do it. It can be a compulsion. It can be a hobby. It can consume a person's life, or it can be a therapeutic stress reliever.

Often someone who later turns out to be TG or TS will have spent time as a CD before realizing that being a girl part-time isn't cutting it. Some TS or TG persons start out as DQs, performing shows and competing in pageants in gay bars, before coming to terms with who and what they actually are. So for some, CDing is a lifestyle or a hobby. For others, it can be a gateway of sorts, an alternate path of perhaps mostly false steps that eventually leads her to counseling, therapy, or hormones.