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August 11th, 2008

35th Birthday

I turned 35 on Saturday.

We had a California picnic at the lake.

My husband got me this fabulous Momsrising.org T-shirt.

Of course, what I want for my birthday is equal pay, family leave insurance, and gender equality. It’s not just a t-shirt. It’s political action.

He gets me.

When I was a teenager I thought I’d be stupid […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 5 comments

August 7th, 2008

Family Leave Insurance Bill

This just in from Momsrising.org. Stand up for ourselves, our sisters, our daughters and our babies by insisting that motherhood is not the “worth it” reason we have to give up economic independence. Make “caring” for our families in all stages of illness, birth and death a valid and important national priority worthy of respect. […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 1 comment

August 7th, 2008

Chevy Hybrid Cost Analysis

So, Chevy allowed my family to drive a Chevy Tahoe Hybrid across the country, from Dallas to Salt Lake City, on our way to BlogHer08. You can’t imagine my gratitude (My 1995 van broke down right before we left and we just found out it will cost $900 to fix the air conditioner.)
I was […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 5 comments

August 6th, 2008

Paris Answers McCain

See Paris Hilton Responds to McCain Ad and more funny videos on FunnyOrDie.com
See more funny videos at Funny or Die
Finally the voice of reason on the Energy debate.

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By Tracee Sioux -- 6 comments

August 6th, 2008

Blog Fabulous on Alltop

Blog Fabulous is on Women.Alltop.com.

I read onConfessions of an IT Girl that Alltop was THE place for cool kids to be. So, I rushed to join. And she’s right. I saw all the cool kids there.

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By Tracee Sioux -- 0 comments

August 6th, 2008

Sacrifice, “It’s Worth It”

I hear mothers talk about how sacrifice is “worth it” for their kids. I especially hear this if mother’s have given up something valuable - economic independence, dreams, ambitions, time, goals, careers, autonomy, hobbies, interests, etc.
When did I - as a human being - lose my inherent value? Was it when I stopped […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 35 comments

August 5th, 2008

Every Woman Counts

“Lifetime and our partners are dedicated to sparking a national dialogue among women and equipping them with the tools necessary to engage them in politics,” said Meredith Wagner, Executive Vice President, Public Affairs. “The bus tour was created to connect with women in their hometowns on the issues that matter most to them and to […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 1 comment

August 5th, 2008

Kindergarky

In The Weekly Standard is a very interesting article, The Kindergarchy, by Joseph Epstein, which illuminates how parenting has shifted into making kids believe they are the Center of The Universe. Which is really not in their best interests.

What I have in mind is something more endemic–a phenomenon that affects large stretches of the middle […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 9 comments

July 31st, 2008

YOU: In First Magazine

First Magazine is looking for women who want to share body confidence stories.

One of the stories is about a gift that helped boost a woman’s body confidence.

The other is about a family tradition that help’s a woman feel good about her body.

The women who are featured in these stories will be professionally styled and photographed […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 0 comments

July 31st, 2008

Born Stupid - BernThis

She’s funny and I want to see a woman actress/comic make herself a success through blogging. I just want to see it work.

Watch it. It’s funny.

Go to Kirtsy and rate it.

BernThis.

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By Tracee Sioux -- 0 comments

July 31st, 2008

Emily’s List - Come On Girls!

Remember the Boston Tea Party?
The tag line was No Taxation without Representation!

During women’s suffrage No Taxation without Representation! was a tagline also used to get women the vote.
Of course, men’s response back then was “you don’t work, you don’t pay taxes.”
Except that now 72% of us do work and all of us […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 4 comments

July 30th, 2008

Keira Stands Up For Her Girls!

“Keira Knightley has refused to allow any enhancement of her cleavage on publicity photos for her upcoming movie, “The Duchess,” Britain’s Daily Mail reports via The Huffington Post.

Good. For. Keira! I agree, you ARE good enough as you are.

Photo source: The Huffington Post, publicity stills for “King Arthur” before and after digital enhancement.

Technorati Tags:
empowering women, […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 5 comments

July 28th, 2008

Free Mama Gena’s Owner’s and Operator’s Guide to Men

In honor of this season’s Bloggy Giveaways I’m giving away my copy of Mama Gena’s Owner’s and Operator’s Guide to Men.

I went to this Life Coach Shrink in Atlanta to learn about Tapping to get rid of some of my hang-ups about sex and money and marriage (before my Law of Attraction mentor Jeff Howard […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 112 comments

July 26th, 2008

BernThis

I love what people are doing with the Internet to get themselves out there. This woman I met at BlogHer, Jessica Bern, is using her blog - BernThis - create her own television series.
She’s very funny. She’s produced these comedy shorts on her blog that you can watch for free. In one she goes […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 3 comments

July 19th, 2008

Mirrors: Ours, The Media’s, Our Cultures’ and Our Kids’

This is MY view from the panel. I don’t know if there is a picture of me on the panel.

So I had my big BlogHer08 speaking panel, Mirrors: Ours, The Media’s, Our Cultures’ and Our Kids’ speaking panel yesterday and it was a rush.

The panelists were Laurie Toby Edison of Body Impolitic, Tracee Sioux of […]

By Tracee Sioux -- 0 comments