She sat on the couch. “ Did my brother go to practice “. I told her “yes, he left about ten minutes ago.” “He said I could stay until I had ...o go home for dinner.” Before I could move the box, Tammy started to look thru it. I heard her going thru them. Stopping at one. She started to look thru it. Then I looked over and she was going thru the one I liked. Then she looked over at me and said “ all these girls look like me.” I looked over and said “ what, which one are you looking at.” She said “. She had received several full scholarships, that covered he expenses, and also gave her an allowance, in addition to the money her parents gave her. She lived at home, while attending college and the Law School, and graduated at the top of her class. She was offered a clerking position, because she needed to be 21 to join the Bar. She was there when she was offered a job with a law firm in another town, a bit away from home. They were packing up to make the move when Albert rescued his Mom from. Ellis had studied men who hadbeen raised as women, or who chose to live as women. He called thisphenomenon "eonism", named after the 18-th century French diplomat andspy, the Chevalier Charles-Genevi?ve-Louis-Auguste-Andr?-Timoth?e ?on deBeaumont, who had been raised as a girl and who lived most of his life asa woman. A few weeks prior to his letter, Leonard had met Margaret andher husband at an event for Yale alumni, and Margaret had told him that"Henrietta" had really been "Henry" and was,. Discussion had centered on what to do next. Melony told them how great her Sunday afternoons were with her parents and that her father was very caring and sensitive to her needs, suggesting that perhaps a first step should be for them to join in. It was agreed that Barbara and Peggy would come over the next Sunday, but could participate or not as they chose. I hadnt been consulted about this arrangement so was surprised when the two young girls (now 14) showed up on Sunday afternoon. I and Leah.