Showing posts with label How to be a woman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label How to be a woman. Show all posts
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Woman's power

Posted by Claudia Moser on 10:58 AM in , , , , , ,
'I don't want men to go away. I don't want men to stop what they're doing.

What I want, instead, are some radical market forces. I want CHOICE. I want VARIETY. I want MORE. I want WOMEN.  I want women to have more of the world, not just because it would be fairer, but because it would be better. More exciting. Reordered. Reinvented.'

From How to be a woman by Caitlin Moran

And now do not panic! I am not an obsessed feminist, it is just the almost ending of  a great book which I am currently reading. And it is true, I do believe that women should be more involved in the society, they do make a difference in homes, and they should be in the business environment as much as men.

Power to the women? Why not?

P.S. I am writing this short note, while packing for my next business trip, I will be on 3 continents, 5 countries for the next 4 weeks, and I am not really sure how much time I will have to come to my blog, reply to your lovely comments and visit my favourites bloggers. Please excuse me, I will recover upon my return. Wish me luck and happy Sunday everyone!

P.P.S. This entry is done under the GBE2 Theme 'Pick a line from a book and write from there'

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by Alice Munro

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