I am extraordinary, I am just your ordinaryAverage, everyday, sane, psycho, super-goddess... So I still take the trash outDoes that make me too normal for you? -Liz Phair Not tooooo long ago I posted about discovering a plethora of Twitter messages I had apparently received but wasn't aware of them. And girl, there were a … Continue reading Average, Everyday, Sane, Psycho, Super Goddess
Sometimes you hear about... something and it sounds so bizarre that you can't even begin to form a thought about it. Like, does it sound interesting? Does it sound like it would be fun? Does it sound like a train wreck? You don't know! Sometimes it sounds just too weird. That was my thinking when … Continue reading Go Go T-Girls
Hi! I am excited to share with you the third video in the new groundbreaking series ‘One Minute with Hannah McKnight’. https://videopress.com/v/DutY1ZhL?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true This revolutionary series takes a question asked by you and I answer it in sixty seconds or less. You can see previous segments here. Special thanks to Sophie for her editing and technological witchcraft … Continue reading Yet One More Minute with Hannah McKnight
Image by Blanca Alfani Hannah, how do you get clothes that don't make your shoulders look wide? Yours always look so proportionate. Thank you! Something to keep in mind is that I only post photos that I find are flattering, lol. What I mean is that there are many pictures that show my shoulders or … Continue reading Ask Hannah!
I am often asked what someone can do in Minnesota when you're en femme. I don't like this question because I feel my response isn't helpful and kinda bitchy. My answer is usually you should do whatever you want. Like books? Go to a bookstore. Like football? Go to a football game. Simple, direct, obvious, … Continue reading Things to do in Minneapolis When You’re En Femme
Hi! I have a new article for The Breast Form Store! I never set out to write about labels but it's interesting to see how much of who we are spirals down to "who are we?". Identity is important, and it's comforting to know that we are not alone and there are others like us. I also think it's … Continue reading Gender and Generations
Image by Blanca Alfani ,,,so begins the 1883 novel 'The Adventures of Pinocchio' by Carlo Collodi. It can be disarming to realize that memory isn't reliable. It almost feels like betrayal. For decades you may have believed something or remembered in a certain way, but time has a way of correcting our experiences. It can be … Continue reading Once Upon a Time There Was a Piece of Wood
It's been a minute since we've had a new episode of Wishlist but I am thrilled to say that we recorded a new one this past weekend! I've mentioned before the challenges that the format requires and how these challenges have prevented the concept from gaining traction. I love the idea of Wishlist granting, well, … Continue reading Hauntings, History, and High Heels
Innovation used to always be a good thing. Throughout our history things were invented to make life easier and more efficient, whether it was indoor plumbing or advances in medicine. Somewhere along the way innovations became, well, less exciting. As Jeff Goldbum's character in 'Jurassic Park' said, we've spent so much time wondering if we … Continue reading Flared and Femme!
I'd like to ask for your opinion about where I fit in. I'm straight, cis-gendered, happily married and have a fairly regular (male) life. BUT... I enjoy wearing women's underwear and clothes. Most places on-line or in 'real' spaces seem to center around people like me being transgender, which I'm not. Alternatively, there appears to … Continue reading Ask Hannah!
