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Comment on A Power Process for Clearing Clutter by A Power Process for Clearing Clutter « The Paper Tiger Blog

A Power Process for Clearing Clutter « The Paper Tiger Blog — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 14:49:05 +0000

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Comment on What is YOUR word? by Lisa Coltman

Lisa Coltman — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 03:24:40 +0000

Things are moving forward.Lets talk soon so I can share with you. I will be in Long Beach for LIVE H2O check it out on My space there from June 19-21st

Comment on 20th Century Sexism by averagegoddess

averagegoddess — Tue, 05 May 2009 16:42:26 +0000

“Its not about what women do, it’s about the ability to chose to do it. ”

Couldn’t have said it better myself!

Comment on 20th Century Sexism by averagegoddess

averagegoddess — Tue, 05 May 2009 16:41:05 +0000

Fiona – I find it even more amazing that it came from a company we consider one of the icons of American society! And yes, it does seem like something that should be beyond current memory, doesn’t it?

Comment on 20th Century Sexism by Fiona

Fiona — Tue, 05 May 2009 13:47:22 +0000

It’s crazy that it hasn’t really been to long since this occured.
How can one sex be more creative than the other?
Women and men are differnet in some aspects, but both are equally as important and valuble.

Comment on FitYummy(Kitty)Mummy by averagegoddess

averagegoddess — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 01:14:24 +0000

jvagrl: Ok, you may have the wrong idea with the “FLINGING” concept! Lol! Think “control…” And yes, walking your dog ABSOLUTELY counts… how ’bout just stepping it up a little bit every other block? (Unless you’re walking a chihuahua or toy poodle… in which case you might actually be dragging them behind you… not good.) Holly’s workouts are fantastic for just about everyone (AND she’s a great gal) – I have a whole section devoted to her at averagegoddess.com for just that reason! Happy flinging!… er, CONTROLLED flinging.

Comment on FitYummy(Kitty)Mummy by jvagrl

jvagrl — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 23:24:07 +0000

I love the workout. Looks simple enough for any NON-Experienced EXCERCISER could follow. I just wonder how “dangerous” flinging that little dumbell up and down. Looks like it wouldn’t hurt so much, but I could just see someone(me) throwing my back out with that one. Enjoyed watching it anyway!
PS Doesn’t walking my dog count as a workout!?
jvagrl

Comment on What does it mean to be a woman who “wants it ALL?” by Follow Up: What does it mean to be “a woman who wants it all?” « Divine Musings of an Average Goddess

Sat, 25 Apr 2009 03:55:37 +0000

[...] all of them were what I would have expected. If you haven’t read the post, you can read it HERE. I’d love to get your insights on that post before you watch this [...]

Comment on What does it mean to be a woman who “wants it ALL?” by Carroll Emerson

Carroll Emerson — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 16:17:17 +0000

I am a married man. In fact, I am married to my second wife. The reason I have a second wife is that I did not fully appreciate the first one. I did ont commit adultery or anything like that, but I failed to appreciate what she provided to the household and the feelings she had. Unfortunately, she left me for someone else.

Now I have a wonderful wife and a very SUCCESSFUL marriage. I have found that my SUCCESS has greatly depended on her. I appreciate all that she does and it is a lot. The world we live in is still predominately a man’s world both in the work place and at home. But for the men who appreciate their wives they are SUCCESSFUL and their wives are too. The truth is that SUCCESS IS SIMPLE when we understand it. I am currently writing a book about how WOMEN CAN BE SUCCESSFUL and researching this blog post has helped give me insight. I am the only male child for 4 generations on my mother’s side of the family so I have learned quite a bit about women and the difficulties they have and the stress they carry. I am a firm believer that life should be SIMPLE and the SIMPLER we can make it with fewer complications, the more likely we are to achieve and feel SUCCESS. I believe am walking proof that SUCCESS IS SIMPLE and I owe a great deal of that to my beautiful and loving wife. Thank you for your comments above and I will be certain to keep this in mind as I finish the book.

Comment on 20th Century Sexism by RavenWolf

RavenWolf — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 22:42:49 +0000

I am a modern house wife and non-mother and love it.

Its not about what women do, it’s about the ability to chose to do it. It is also true about men. In order to change human roles in society, one must be willing to sacrifice comfort to bring about change.

About the post, it sucks that women were treated so. But we have to live in the now. I have a 21 year old female friend who told me she feared a female president. I nearly slapped her. But then I went to my patient place and asked her why she thought that?

She said women are so emotional and irrational, they could blow up the world on a bad PMS day. I laughed and mentioned all the wars, violence and pain our heroic men leaders have lad us through. But I had to remember she had just gone through puberty. Fresh emotions.

I told her as you age experience and time help you manage those emotions and we look for that in our leaders. Mature, stability, whether they be male or female.

I don’t know if that made her think, but it made me think, what are we teaching our young women?