Women have been housewives, stay-at-home mom, homemaker--whatever you want to call it--for thousands of years and back then there was an endless amount of work to be done. And as it is today where some women are in positions to have others do most of the work for them so that they can enjoy life [...]
Tag: writing
True Crime
I’ve been watching a lot of it lately because it’s interesting and it’s usually on at my parent’s house. I also just go through periods of wanting to watch specific types of shows/movies. Anyway, I noticed that different crime shows depict things differently. Like Dateline, I feel the show can go over an hour at [...]
“Passing The Baby Around”
I was never aware this was a thing until having a baby of my own. It’s my observation—and I could be wrong, it could also not apply to all women of course—that women tend to think they’re in a way “entitled” (I put this in parentheses because I don’t think it’s entirely accurate) to holding [...]
Truth Can Be Based on Perception
Not things that are black and white, of course. Like if you fall out of a tree you’re going to fall down—only a dummy or smart-aleck would argue the opposite. Anyway, this post was inspired by a recent “experience,” I’m not sure what exactly to call it. I applied to be part of a movie [...]
The Thrill of Riverdance
For those who might not know, Riverdance is an Irish-based tap performance. The show we went to last night celebrates the show's thirty-year mark. My parents own a video of Riverdance performances and watching it it's hard not to get up and try tapping with them; live it's even more captivating and enthralling! I wonder [...]
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