Okay, okay, it’s time to get my activist pants back on. I don’t feel “ready” or like I have more … More
Category: women
RIP Maya Angelou
Maya Angelou’s death was announced last night to the media and to me this morning by my mother texting me in … More
Wordless Wednesday: Musing Marilyn
Welcome to Wordless Wednesday! I love Marilyn Monroe- not because she died on the date I was born, though somehow, … More
Wordless Wednesday: Wise, Wordful Women
Welcome to Wordless Wednesday Thanks for stopping by! The National Women’s Hall of Fame turned 43 on Saturday and Inductee, … More
What We Can Learn From Sally Ride and Her Parents
Astronaut and first American woman in space, Sally Ride has died of Pancreatic cancer at 61 in San Diego, Ca. … More
Small Steps for Womankind: The Woman’s Hall of Fame Turns 43
We’ve all heard the saying, “Well behaved women seldom make history”Laurel Thatcher Ulrich The Tea Table used to signThe Declaration … More
Wordless Wednesday: Beauty Basics
Welcome to Wordless Wednesday Thanks for stopping by! Feel free to grab my button from the sidebar, as well as … More
V-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named
There has somethingvelied, unseen, undiscussed in our world. It is one of the most powerful forces on earth; so powerful … More
AP Moms Don’t Think We’re Better Than You: We Just Want Our Kids To Be
Yes, yes I am. And so are you. There is a lie going around the internet. It’s perpetuated and exacerbated … More
Let’s Learn About: International Day of the Midwife
Although Americans tend to celebrate Cinco de Drinko on May 5th, (and hardcore Star Wars nerds follow up “May the … More
