| Hey so, let's go, with another fantastic night at Trans-MISSION. The kilt (last seen at the Rabar) was back out for an airing, though as you will see later, I wasn't the only one with that idea. At least mine is a proper kilt (though this time the tradition of what should be worn underneath it was not adhered to!)… My Trans-MISSION cohort Jasmine was the next person that I met who had done the kilt thing as the picture below illustrates, though hers was infinately more trendy than mine, Burberry by the looks of things. |
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  See what I mean about the whole tartan thing. These two t*girls even had the same tartan on as me (the shame of it), and isn't that the same jacket that I'm wearing in the pictures above?Mind you, and my knowledge of these things is sadly lacking, I think there are only two tartans that non-Scottish people can wear, this one and a blue/green one, so maybe it's not surprising that we all ended up in the same colours! |
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 And just to complete the pictures, here's one of Me, Anastasia and Celeste who you may or may not remember, were part of the tranny party posse that I went to France with earlier in the year.As for Trans-MISSION (or TX as we like to abbreviate it), well now that the nights are getting longer, girls seem to be venturing out more (not that t*girls are vampires you understand, it's just that you can sneak out of the house without being seen by your neighbours more easily when it's dark). I chatted to people who had travelled from as far and wide as South Africa, the USA and Norway to be at TX, and no that's not a lie. The following Monday was the annual Rubber Ball in London, a fetish event that attracts people from around the world, and many of them came for the weekend and decided to pay TX a visit first! World famous now we are, LOL. |
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