RANSVESTIA

of the most beautiful clothes Mitzi had ever seen. There were several cocktail dresses, a pantsuit and a black silk plazzo pant outfit with printed blouse that Mitzi could hardly wait to try on. Once on, the outfit looked as though it were made for Mitzi alone. The outfit was topped off with long earrings and a pair of black sequined evening pumps. Sandy then put the finishing touches on Mitzi's hair and then dressed herself in a long printed cocktail dress which made both girls look as though they were coming out for the first time.

Sandy then announced that they were going to a restaurant for dinner and then on to a show. By this time, Mitzi was ready and willing. For the next five hours, both girls had the time of their lives. Dinner was exciting and the show was excellent. Mitzi's uneasiness was soon dispelled mostly by Sandy's confidence and assurances. While driving back to the motel from the show, they stopped off at a local cocktail lounge for a nightcap and one which Mitzi will never forget. Back at the motel, Sandy somewhat sadly said that she could not be with Mitzi the next night because of a family engagement but that she would leave the clothes for Mitzi in hopes that she would be able to entertain herself for one night.

That evening and the next two simply added to the delight and the experiences of Mitzi until Friday was upon her and she knew that she would have to return to the business world again. One last tip that Sandy related to Mitzi is how to alter pierced earrings so that they would stay on the ear by pressure and how to apply a small brown dot with eyeliner to the ear to look as though the hole was there. She then gave Mitzi a present of the plazzo pantset and a pair of large hooped earrings for addition to Mitzi's wardrobe.

After a long period of heartfelt thanks by Mitzi, she said good-by to Sandy knowing full well that she would never forget her. Indeed, Sandy brought out more in Mitzi in five days than Mitzi ever dreamed of. Mitzi went back home knowing the joys of understanding and acceptance and the joys of the true freedom of expression.