whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com
When Wise Women Speak: Colette
http://whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com/2012/06/colette.html
When Wise Women Speak. Life is so hard, how can we be anything but kind? For many, the name Colette conjures vague images of a French dancer with a questionable reputation.and didn't she do some writing? In the U.S. she is best known for Gigi,. Published in 1945 when she was seventy-two. There were over fifty novels written before that. Dele Eugenia Sidonie Landois, Sido —. A wise, down-to-earth Maman. 8212;became known to many through Colette's stories, My Mother's House. Cigarettes and perfume to choco...
whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com
When Wise Women Speak: Helen Keller Social Activist
http://whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com/2012/10/helen-keller-social-activist.html
When Wise Women Speak. Life is so hard, how can we be anything but kind? Helen Keller Social Activist. Of her disabilities. I suppose that could hold a grain of truth. It was because of her disabilities that she began working for others like her, and became aware of the disproportionate numbers of disabled in lower income brackets. The aim of all government should be to secure to the workers as large a share as possible of the fruits of their toil. For is it not labor that creates all things? I am only o...
whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com
When Wise Women Speak: Devon St. Claire
http://whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com/2011/01/devon-st-claire.html
When Wise Women Speak. Life is so hard, how can we be anything but kind? Devon St. Claire. Have you ever started a writing project and wondered if you would have enough to say about the topic? From the first word, I knew that would not be a problem in composing this article. In fact, I guessed correctly that I would have too much to say. And The San Francisco Examiner. And Shadow Women, Emerging into Light. Memoir of the House. It challenges my gray matter to think of all the houses and apartments I've i...
whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com
When Wise Women Speak: Judy Stone
http://whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com/2011/07/judy-stone.html
When Wise Women Speak. Life is so hard, how can we be anything but kind? Meet Dr. Judy Stone, a friend for over thirty years. After I asked her to join the 'Wise Women' ranks and received her musings, I realized there was more than a blog in her story. We discussed it and decided to publish her memoir. So here is a brief introduction to my dear friend, and a bit of a teaser for her book,. A Stone's Throw' which will be out in the near future. I did not even leave my seat during intermission. Leaving ther...
whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com
When Wise Women Speak: Dorothea Tanning
http://whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com/2012/07/dorothea-tanning.html
When Wise Women Speak. Life is so hard, how can we be anything but kind? Photograph by Man Ray © Man Ray Trust. I recently read Dorothea Tanning's autobiography Between Lives: An Artist and Her World,. Published in 2001. Tanning died on January 31, 2012, at her home in New York. She was 101. The previous year, she published her second book of poetry, Coming to That. To find her name permanently identified with surrealism. Lthough she was a member of the early. Birthday 1942 Oil on canvas. Max in a Blue B...
whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com
When Wise Women Speak: August 2012
http://whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com/2012_08_01_archive.html
When Wise Women Speak. Life is so hard, how can we be anything but kind? The sudden death of her husband, General Nathanial Greene in 1786,. Left Catherine Littlefield Greene to raise. Five children and run a struggling plantation. She hired and manager and. Are you familiar with the Tennessee River Campaign of 1862? An investigation into the Civil War would. Tell you it was considered by many as the. Further research would credit. Radio episode about Anna Ella Carroll. It aired in June of 1941. ...And p...
whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com
When Wise Women Speak: Mary Cassatt
http://whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com/2012/03/mary-cassatt.html
When Wise Women Speak. Life is so hard, how can we be anything but kind? Portrait of Mary Cassatt Holding Cards. Edgar Degas c. 1876–1878 oil on canvas. It was during my research for this post that t. He current round of attacks on women. Came to the forefront, reminding me. That the struggle is an old one. The Women's Rights Movement. In the United States. In Seneca Falls, New York i. Against societal and artistic convention would. Spanish Dancer Lace Mantilla. 1873 Mary Cassatt oil on canvas. Often cal...
whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com
When Wise Women Speak: The First Fictional Women Sleuths
http://whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com/2012/05/first-fictional-women-sleuths.html
When Wise Women Speak. Life is so hard, how can we be anything but kind? The First Fictional Women Sleuths. In 1894, author Catherine Louisa Pirkis introduced the Victorian lady sleuth, Loveday Brooke. In The Experiences of Loveday Brooke, Lady Detective. Free HTML copy of The Experiences of Loveday Brooke, Lady Detective. It would never do for me to lose my wits in the presence of a man who had none too many of his own. 8212;Miss Amelia Butterworth. In That Affair Next Door. 1898, and The Circular Study,.
whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com
When Wise Women Speak: Madge Tennent
http://whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com/2012/02/madge-tennent.html
When Wise Women Speak. Life is so hard, how can we be anything but kind? This month, please welcome friend and guest blogger, Madge Walls, sharing a story about her grandmother, artist, Madge Tennent. Thank you, Madge(s), for this delightful piece of history. Studio study in Paris age 13-15. The young family was sent to Western Samoa, which had become a New Zealand protectorate after the war, with Hugh as the treasurer of the territory. Their second son, Val, my father, was born there in Apia. During the...
whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com
When Wise Women Speak: October 2012
http://whenwisewomenspeak.blogspot.com/2012_10_01_archive.html
When Wise Women Speak. Life is so hard, how can we be anything but kind? Helen Keller Social Activist. Of her disabilities. I suppose that could hold a grain of truth. It was because of her disabilities that she began working for others like her, and became aware of the disproportionate numbers of disabled in lower income brackets. The aim of all government should be to secure to the workers as large a share as possible of the fruits of their toil. For is it not labor that creates all things? I am only o...
