Bits of this post were originally published in January 2017. January makes me think of spirals. Why? January is traditionally, from the perspective of someone in the northern hemisphere, with an agricultural or pastoral perspective, a month when there is time for thinking, pondering, and philosophizing. In this way it is similar to what earlier […]
Tucson Woman Ends Blogging Hiatus
For the past year I have been a bit sporadic in my posting. Hey, life happens. Sabbatical I’m just going to skip over why my sabbatical was needed and how the past year has been spent. I’ve written about these things on this site, when I did manage to post. But I accomplished tons. I […]
We’ve Been… Busy
I took a sabbatical starting about 6 months ago (March 2019). I’m wrapping it up now (September 2019). Here’s the why, what for, and whodunit: If you’ve read along with me for a while you know that I have issues with my family, both living and dead, back home in Indiana. Resurfaced Memories from an […]
July Already Bitches!
I used to have an attitude. I still do. But I was suppressing it so as to appeal to the vanilla pablum of a broader audience. Screw that. My my niche-y bitchies love me and my old time friends who are gentile know that I am a bit outrageous at times. It has been so […]
Raising our voices for women
Click here to view original web page at www.globalsistersreport.org Speakers and co-sponsors of “Transformative Spirituality: Living in and Through the Spirit,” an event held during the 63rd session of the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women (Margaret Capen) This year the 63rd United Nations conference on women (known as the Commission on the Status […]
Debunking a common myth
Click here to view original web page at gulfnews.com Lego or dolls, sport or chatting: … are male and female brains different? ‘The Gendered Brain’ book cover The Gendered Brain: The new neuroscience that shatters the myth of the female brain By Gina Rippon, Bodley Head, 448 pages, £15 You might recognise Gina Rippon as […]