I walked over to her line and stood behind a fairly large man who would block Belle's view of me. I wasn't trying to surprise her, but I didn't want h...r to see me and start to wonder why I was there. It would be a distraction for her and that could cause problems."Hello Belle," I said quietly as the big man moved off.She looked up in surprise. "Hello Lee. Nice to see you. How can I help you?" She was a bit rattled, I thought."Two things. I'd like to make a deposit, and I was wondering if you. I straightened up my room and made sure the sheets were fresh on my bed before going to take a shower. I stepped into the hot water and enjoyed the water running over my body. I lathered my towel with body wash and rubbed the suds over my arms moving up towards my shoulders. I moved down to my breasts paying close attention to my nipples. I squeezed the soapy cloth and watched the suds run down my stomach and down my thighs onto my feet and the shower floor. I stepped into the stream of water. The following weekend Janice called and said my gown was ready and itlooked beautiful. Bill drove me to Nordstrom's to pick it up. I wasn'thappy my meager 34B breasts may not be convincing enough to pass me as awoman. Bill said he wasn't worried at all and that I would be the mostbeautiful lady at the ball. I asked Janice if you could help me a push-up strapless bra to give me a little more convincing cleavage and bounce.Janice said she has the perfect one and when to get a couple. Next. Around the world.”Vanessa said, “Like what?”“A few years back, someone coined the phrase, ‘Hashtag Revolution.’ And that’s not a bad shorthand. Think about recent hashtags — ‘blacklivesmatter’. And there’s ‘metoo’. Then, back to guns — ‘neveragain’.”Vanessa, Walker, Pilar, and I looked at Gertie, nodded.She said, “Racism. Sexual assault. Gun violence. Now, individually those three hashtag movements ... have they had any real effect? Have they been genuine change agents? No. Not yet.