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First one is a new girl is at school and saves a boy turns out she is rich they both switch genders and fall in love I believe it takes place in England
Second story a boy lives across the street from a stripper and is feeding her cat he has a medallion that allows him to change into into the last person wearing the cloths they end up losing the medallion and he is stuck as her twin
Thanks charlize
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I AM thinking of FEW FOR #1
Tanya allen's, 'how dreams can change' (think that is the name). Other then that they are at the tip of my toungue i just cannot put it together. I would suggest checking for FTM labelled stories then, they are quite rare in comparison to mtf, so it should narrow your search down. #2.... well sounds like a 'medalion of zulu' or 'spells are us' story, it being involving a stripper.... hard to tell but it might be 'morpheus's' work of sorts, their larger collection is at FM though & older ones at the old CS.
With Love and Light, and Smiles so Bright!
Erin Amelia Fletcher
I think the first one is
Passion and Purpose by Lillith Langtree:
https://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/book/19940/passion-and-purpose
Medallion of Zulu
The second is clearly one of the zillion Medallion of Zulu stories. Unfortunately, I don't know which one, and search is not working right now.
You mean Medallion of Zulo
It's easy to confuse the two but the Medallion of Zulu turns you African,
as in my story How I Became A National Geographic Centerfold Girl...
~hugs, Veronica
And remember...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifLqzLEB3E0
Oops!
My apologies. Me and spelling have an unfortunate relationship.
Yes, I went to see...
I had to go and see, and honestly I have to say that National Geographic Centerfold is one of your best and strongest stories.
The funniest part was when she found herself saying "Umnumzana uzokhokha konke" (This gentleman will pay for everything) without knowing what it meant.
- io
Actual Sentence?
Was that an actual sentence in Zulu (or one of the languages there)? Or was it made up for the story?
-- Daphne Xu
It's real
Yes, indeed. It's even included in some lists of "useful phrases in Zulu."
- io
And this story is located where
Google search didn't find it even when tying it in with BCTS.
Anyone want to clue me in how to search for individual stories on BCTS without resorting to Google?
thanks
Barb
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl
I'm sorry, but there is no story
Unless I'm greatly mistaken, there is no such story. When I saw Laika's comment, I was dumb enough to go and look for the story, and not finding it, I left my silly comment.
- io
I do love a good joke
Better than just a good joke is when I get caught up in the mix master myself. I love it!
Now we are going to have to write the story.
How I became a National Geographic Beauty Queen
Oh yeah, I can see the potential in that puppy just oozing out of the keyboard keys
hugs Iolanthe Portma
always
Barb
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl
A Particular Series
Could it be a Thumping Hearts novella?
-- Daphne Xu
Could it be anything beside
Could it be anything beside Thumping Hearts?
Yuck! Daphne slimed my keyboard
Doll, you may be forgiven but it will cost you. If I can get the blue gown off Angela, I may settle for that black gown you wore to Prince Andrew's Christmas party. The blackest sheen I had ever seen. I didn't know black could be more reflective than a mirror??? Where in the world did you find that puppy? I wanted to ask you that night but couldn't get through the swarm of men (and boys) surrounding you.
Back on track here. Loan me the dress and you're forgiven.
hugs kid
always
Barb
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl
O-Kay...
I fell for it as well.
-- Daphne Xu
Sorry, didn't mean to send everyone on a wild goose chase!
Sorry about that; I have a bad habit of assuming that people know when I'm kidding and it's lead to some bad feelings when I posted a straightfaced account of finding an old WWII era 78 rpm Victory Disc featuring a patriotic song called SISSIES ON PARADE about sissies helping the war effort (Oh when they hear the bugle call! The sissies hide behind the wall! A soldier's life might not be for 'em! But they're compassionate and warm, in a nurse's uniform...) It lead to some anger toward me by a reader when they thought it was real and felt I'd been lying rather than creating fiction. I pulled that faux article/story...
I almost feel compelled to write the damn Medallion of Zulu story now, except I have no interest in writing such a story. Although when I was on the cusp of adolescence some of my "I wish I was her" moments came from pictures in articles in National Geographic. Also the lingerie section of the Sears Catalogue, as described in my story I WAS A SEARS CATALOGUE CENTERFOLD GIRL...
~apologies, Ronni
And remember...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifLqzLEB3E0
LOL
Think you'll hook anyone this time?
Hugs,
Erin
= Give everyone the benefit of the doubt because certainty is a fragile thing that can be shattered by one overlooked fact.
Maybe
Maybe with Miss Iolanthe's help?
-- Daphne Xu
decades
I've been on the cusp of female adolescence for decades. For me it was also Spiegel and Montgomery Ward. I still wish I was her.
Love, Andrea Lena
If It Wasn't Peach Season
In my youth, the Sears catalog was left in our outhouse. It had two purposes. 1.) Reading material, and 2.) a much more utilitarian function, sort of an "after" thought.
Jill
Angela Rasch (Jill M I)
Wild goose, brother goose, which is best?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9VrgRIgOK0
Jill
Angela Rasch (Jill M I)
Never was a fan
I really didn't like his singing. I felt he butchered every single song I ever heard. If he came on the radio I'd change stations or turn the radio off.
Have I made it clear how much I didn't like his style? Until Willy Nelson came along I never listened to another country singer I despised. Some I didn't care for but Willy grates on the nerves. If he was the only singer on this earth, I wouldn't be listening to any songs.
Hugs Jill, now about that blue dress..., or the turquoise one
always
Barb
Life is a gift. Treasure it until it's time to return it.
Oklahoma born and raised cowgirl
The 2nd is...
Weekend Fantasy by Morpheus
Gumby - I'm flexible
"Imagination is more important, than knowledge" - Albert Einstein
“The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds
new discoveries, is not ‘Eureka!’, but ‘that’s funny…’” - Isaac Asimov
No Idea Why
I was searching something, and hit this blog entry that I'd read and commented on before.
"he has a medallion that allows him to change into into the last person wearing the cloths they end up losing the medallion and he is stuck as her twin" -- I have no idea why it didn't occur to me that he was lucky. The Medallion usually disappears at the most inconvenient moment. At least he was stuck as her twin and not her cat's twin.
-- Daphne Xu