Post-Dyke March: Probably a new friend’s party on SI, because partying with trashy SI lesbians > being terrified of hot Brooklyn queers. But I’m not 100% sure. Still haven’t planned after-Pride celebrations.

I just found out today I’ll be off from work Saturday so I’m super excited to be doing the dyke march this year. My guess is I will end up at Ginger’s like last year.

I just found out today I’ll be off from work Saturday so I’m super excited to be doing the dyke march this year. My guess is I will end up at Ginger’s like last year.

I also forgot to mention the Trans Day of Action, which was especially wrong because it’s not talked about enough and has a kind of sad turn-out, from what I’ve heard. I couldn’t get off of work for it, but I’ll be out in time for part of Queerball in Thompkins Square Park afterwards… http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=234761176539664

awh, you won’t fuck it up! you do you and all that, just post what you like and the rest will follow c:

Probs Pier Pressure, though there are other things happening too. Rapture on the River? Other people should prob chime in, ha – too far away for my brain to process.

Good luck, barbri was like the worst couple months of my life (only exceeded by the bar exam itself).

I really like dixon hairshop. dicksonhairshop.com/ ‘clean ups’ are free for short hair which is pretty excellent and 40 bucks isn’t that steep if you factor in you can get 2 free ‘clean ups’ with that.

I last had my hair chopped off a few months ago at Le Petit Chandelier in Brooklyn. Best haircutting experience of my life! She can totally make you a gaybot too, she made me shaggy and layered and accomplished something akin to a Joan Jett/David Bowie look.

I recently went to Crops for Girls (they specialize in short haircuts for women) in the East Village (they have a student discount but regular haircuts are around $40 I think) and was very happy with it. The guy is chill and won’t talk your ear off like some hairstylists…