This was the perfect book to be snowed in with during such a frought weekend. I highly recommend it to one and all.
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This is the latest and last of my Women Write series. I've really enjoyed doing this series this year.
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The weather prophets are predicting snow flurries.
Me too.
No!
Hi! The Daniel Boone Regional Library unionized a little over 3 years ago.
Mother Hood in Bondage by Margaret Sanger, Vail-Ballou Press, 1928, p. 5-6.
"My health has been poor the past two years now and I don't believe I could ever stand it to have any more. Please won't you send me the information so I won't have to have more children, for we have more now than we can really take care of."
"I was married at the age of twelve years. One month before my thirteenth birthday I became the mother of my first chid, and now at the age of thirty I am the mother of eleven children, ten of them living, the youngest now seven months old."
In case you are unaware of what life was like for women before the creation of the Pill or have fantasies of "tradlife," here is one letter written to Margaret Sanger in the early 1900s.
Today's random wake-up song. Why?
Random wake-up song.
WARNING! This song has been in my head for over a week. Be careful about playing it. I was avoiding posting it, but maybe I can move on now that I have.