Blake Lively Tells 'Elle' If She Has Sons 'They Better Be Trannies’

I've posted blogs containing news items that I think would be of interest to this community, on several occassions, but have not actually commented on the news item. I have to comment tonight.

I do not know anything about this actress, in fact never heard of her before seeing the article, but the woman has to be deranged, and would be a dangerous parent.

Things are happening fast right now, and I'm not completely in control. That stinks.

Sometimes life isn't fair, sometimes it's just unreasonable.

It finally looks like there's going to be some movement in my life, of the positive sort.

For those who have been following this saga I can honestly say that this is the final post on the subject. In two and a half hours this morning my children's future was safeguarded, albeit not quite how I would have wished in an ideal world.

I saw this on AOL
Mom Defends Son's 'Daphne' Halloween Costume
The kid is five and looks cute. He wanted to have fun, and the costume is over the top.

The reaction is idiotic. Most of the comments to the story are supportive

Here is the link.

http://www.parentdish.com/2010/11/08/mom-defends-sons-daphne...

Following on from the court hearing last Friday I spent Saturday arranging the forthcoming family trips and visits. Of course, Christmas is only 9 weeks away now.

The court order said I had to take my daughter to see her mother (and the ex mother-in-law) at the end of November, during the Christmas holidays and during the Spring half-term. Not too difficult or onerous. The added complication, so far as the legal team were concerned, is that the Christmas visit must involve two days and a hotel stayover.

In the two weeks since my last blog there's been plenty of activity and almost all of it is positive - in the end at least.

As several of you have guessed I'm having to put Tammy on hold for a while while RL intervenes. I have the first 1000 words of Tammy-20 written but it's very much a pile of {deleted}.

Jennifer Finney Boylan writes in today's New York Times writes regarding her worries about "What kind of men would my boys become having been raised by a father who became a woman?"