2 and a half weeks in Welling-tron and coming to grips with being a 'woman'

Well its been a few weeks since I last posted something so thought it was about time for another edition of 'My Blog'.

The past two and a half weeks have been quite interesting. First, arriving in Wellington, I arrived at the airport with no one there as I had requested because I knew if there were people to meet me it would end up with Pavlova in my face. So I catch an airport shuttle to the MC flat, and lug my bags upstairs to find no lights on and no one at home. After clammering around a bit I eventually found the spare key and made my way into the house, but no lights would go on. I made my way up the steps to the lounge to once again find no lights working. I started to think that the MC was so poor that they couldn't even afford power until I saw a light down in the girls room, but no one was there. So I made my way back to the lounge hoping at least the phone was connected to make a call to the MC office, when people come jumping out from around the corner screaming. So no pav in the face for me, but some very wet pants instead :P hehehe

So after an interesting welcome, two MC elects have arrived so far for transition. Vaishali was taken up to Mt Victoria and told her she was going to be bungy jumping, but instead all she got was pavlova in the face, and Amy who was dragged around the botanical gardens and a playground blindfolded, before getting pav in the face.

Transition has no officially begun, and all sessions are going well. We are looking forward to Yat's trip this weekend, and Ozge's arrival the weekend after. The scariest thing so far is that I am becoming some-what domesticated, cooking and cleaning, and even making trips to the fresh vege market to pick up fresh vegetables. Without thinking the other day when I found out that the girls would be working all day I told them I'll cook them up something nice. Thankfully regular rugby matches are still making me feel like a man :P.

And why, you ask, does this posting title having coming to grips with being a woman. Well so far two tests have given me very disturbing results. First, earlier in the year, I did a test which said I was in the overlap of the masculine and feminine mind, but then more disturbingly, a recent test actually thought that I was a woman!!! Argh! No doubt the results will get worse after a year living with only woman on my team, and it has already started with me going to watch a click flick with the girls 'A Lot Like Love' instead of holding out for the manlier flick 'Hostage'!!!

Once I actually figure out how to put pics on this thing will put up some of the MC reception pics.

And on another note, I can now officially afford to go to IC so I will be there, along with Amy, Yat, Vaishali, Daniel and Nikita so far confirmed from NZ, so will see some of you there!