by Laura of Rebellious Thoughts of A Woman
The following are a couple of difficult memories of life in Israel. Difficult, because, really, why can’t the Jews just be left alone in their own little country …
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What We See In The Mirror and How We Feel About It
Emotions, Spirituality, Mental Health,
Mates, children, parents, siblings, friends
By Laura G. of Rebellious Thoughts of a Woman
Perhaps the most serious flaw or failure to appear in my closet is pants. This may be news to the clothing companies, but women have thighs …
We’re bloggers, so we know that the internet has made the world a whole lot smaller and a whole lot more accessible to the so-called common person. Used to be that literary competitions were only …
by Jane Gassner of ByJane
This is not the first time I have written of such subjects. See here and here, if you will. My quest for a decent haircut NOW THAT I LIVE IN …
by Cecilia of Sass Town
It came to me as I was folding a load of laundry last night. In particular my husband’s XL undershirts and his undies that are about two sizes too big for …
Blogher recently announced the date and place of the 2009 summer conference: the weekend of July 24th in Chicago. They also put out a Call For Ideas. And then a couple of days ago, Elisa …
by Karen Batchelor of MidLife’s A Trip
On election night we all gathered over at my sister’s to watch the poll results come in. My 4 year old niece, the “Peanut” was thrilled with the …
I used to have a dream in which I have given birth to a baby, a wanted baby, but then I forget to take care of it. I put it in a bassinette somewhere or …
by Janis Smyth of Jan’s Sushi Bar
I got an email recently asking some basic questions about blogging, when the subject of copyrights came up. It occurred to me that while I have a very …
by Liz of Inventing My Life
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking lately about nature vs. nurture, genetics vs. environment. When I first started thinking seriously about becoming a single mother, I was really leaning …
by msmeta of Adventures at Midlife
The Daily Beast, Tina Brown’s new excursion into tabloid online journalism, has an absolutely heart-wrenching collection of posts from women who have been slammed by the economic crisis. The last …
