I’m issuing an open call for photos of girls to use on my Empowering Girls: So Sioux Me website.
The photos will be used in a redesigned header that will randomly feature photos of girls from a Flickr album. They will also be used as “cover art.”
For details visit Empowering Girls: so Sioux Me.
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Buy The Mothering Heights Manual for Motherhood Volume 1 because I was almost in it. If you buy it, maybe she’ll publish another one next year and then I can be in that one.
Also I hate to see writers take on the risk of self-publishing and not even breaking even. She needs to sell 1,000 […]
So my friend Mrs. Blogoway tells me, at our last bookclub - slash - wine tasting, that she’s been talking to this Seattle blogger on the phone. And that she’s got a layover in Seattle coming up and she called her blogger friend, Mona from kirida.com, and they’re going to hang out.
Cool.
But, then […]
Julie Pippert is featuring my essay: Empowering Girls: Hootchy Clothes and Mean Girls on Moms Speak Up, a blog collaborative. Take a trip over there and give it a Kirsty won’t you?
Thanks Julie.
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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
This just in from Momsrising.org.
Flex your pointer finger for another mighty click to send a second letter on wage discrimination to Congress at Paycheck Fairness Act.
What’s it all about? Quite simply, the Paycheck Fairness Act is the granddaughter of the Equal Pay Act of 1963-the original “equal pay for equal work law” […]
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 […]
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 […]
“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.
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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 […]
Kelly Saunders has been blogging for Thrifty Mommy for over 2 years and has a 3.5 year old daughter and a 1 year old son. Her goal is to save time and money any way she can in order to stay home with her kids. She loves to challenge herself to a price […]
You’ll want to head over the the Carnival of Feminists, hosted by Redemption Blues.
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