2008-09-06T02:34:31Z http://undercovertranssexual.org/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blog tag:undercovertranssexual.org,2008-09-01:1330163 Meranda 2008-09-01T22:09:51Z 2008-09-01T22:09:51Z tag:undercovertranssexual.org,2008-07-31:1243679 Colin 2008-07-31T12:12:03Z 2008-07-31T12:12:03Z I would be happy to participate in your research. Thanks for asking. You can reach me directly at colin_pdx [at] yahoo.com. I popped into the website, and I appreciate what you are attempting. I've put it on my agenda to check it out now and then.
Best,
Colin]]> tag:undercovertranssexual.org,2008-07-31:1242564 Heather White http://www.queerspiritualspaces.com 2008-07-31T04:57:18Z 2008-07-31T04:57:18Z
Please get in touch if you're interested.

Heather White]]> tag:undercovertranssexual.org,2008-06-05:1098997 Paul Urban 2008-06-05T13:54:56Z 2008-06-05T13:54:56Z tag:undercovertranssexual.org,2008-06-04:1096963 Colin 2008-06-04T16:03:19Z 2008-06-04T16:03:19Z tag:undercovertranssexual.org,2008-06-04:1095813 rebecca marie http://www.rebeccamariewinters.blogspot.com 2008-06-04T07:52:02Z 2008-06-04T07:52:02Z tag:undercovertranssexual.org,2008-03-02:867773 Colin 2008-03-02T18:43:11Z 2008-03-02T18:43:11Z
Glad you're finding grad school rewarding. Mine will be as rewarding as I make it. I'm signing up for a whole experience, really, by moving back to SF. Queer mecca and so much more.

BTW: Loved your post How to succeed as a student; great tips!

]]> tag:undercovertranssexual.org,2008-03-01:866251 Chris http://plastic-sauce.blogspot.com 2008-03-01T19:03:48Z 2008-03-01T19:03:48Z I started following your blog last year when I was preparing to move to Oregon to start grad school, and I'm really pleased to read that you're doing the same! I hope it's as rewarding for you as it has been for me so far.]]> tag:undercovertranssexual.org,2007-12-19:718887 Stephen C. Rose http://stephencrosehome.blogspot.com 2007-12-19T09:03:53Z 2007-12-19T09:03:53Z tag:undercovertranssexual.org,2007-12-19:718847 Colin 2007-12-19T08:49:33Z 2007-12-19T08:49:33Z
Well, you're right about this being off-topic. I see that this is an issue that you are passionate about, though, and I appreciate that. Based on my experience, the biggest challenge we face is what you mentioned before: violence. And I'm talking about a violence that is pervasive, down to the level of road rage and treating your kid like shit after a bad day.

Sure, reorganization of societies and invention of sustainable ways to meet basic needs is a priority as well. Your vision isn't likely to materialize anytime in the next hundred years on even a modest scale, it seems, but if we don't get this violence issue resolved, we might not have a planet left to reorganize. Actually, the planet would survive; humanity wouldn't.]]>