What Women Want
By Rania Yacoub
This fall season is going to be no laughing matter, when it comes to movies…or is it?
September brings us at least a couple of movies per week that you absolutely can’t miss!
The big names hitting the box office this month such are Cage, Pitt, Cloney, DeNiro and Pacino. Hollywood sure knew what they were doing when they featured these guys because they are sure to bring in the big bucks at the movies!
Continue reading ‘Killers, Deception and Spies…Oh My!’
By Yun Wang
Phone’s appearance is changing from black into white colors, and the shape of the candy bar is changing from Guban clam shell to the current slide rotation, and the thickness is also more and more thin, then there are more and more phone for women .Today I has had brought top eight phones relative suitable for Asian women ,the people who ready to purchase phones or prepare to send phones can refere it.
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Well’ let’s start by saying I have 20 hard years in the Commercial/Industrial Painting and special coatings fields and with all that I would invite anyone in the realization when it comes to antique trunk restoration. It is not a walk in the park.
Continue reading ‘Antique Restoration And Differences in Fine Travel Trunks’
By Joy Adalia
I know that you are now a career woman. But other women hadn’t been as lucky before!
Decades ago, the role of a woman was to be her husband’s partner in taking care of the children and of keeping the house tidy and in order. Her job is to cook breakfast early, wake the kids and help them prepare for school, help her husband get ready for work, juggle the grocery shopping while keeping the baby clean, plus doing the extra chores at home such as cleaning and washing the dishes and clothes, doing some ironing, and generally, to be at home. In the late afternoon, she waits for her husband when he comes home from work. Her husband works for money to keep their budget well provided for. Yes, the career of a woman was to be the home manager.
Continue reading ‘Careers and Women’
By Johanna Peralta
“Fight with me. Fight with me. Fight with me. Fight for what’s right for our country,” Senator John McCain, National Republican Convention.
Cruising through the channels, waiting for my husband to get home. I happen to stumble upon the National Republican Convention. I thought “wow he picked a woman; I wonder how much he thinks this is going to help him. Would it have the same impact as having Daddy Yankee speak with him did?” Than she said “He is a man who wore his country’s uniform for 22 yrs.” So why exactly is it that we fight? I’m not talking about; oh I came home and had an argument with my husband! No.. Is it really because we are having issues with each other? Or just because we have nothing better to do. For example why exactly are we still at war?
Continue reading ‘Fight With Me; Sen. John McCain’
By Rachel Draker
Odds and Ends… its the title of a chapter in Anne of Avonlea and when I picked up my tattered copy the other day I noticed those three words were underlined. Why? Because my life is full of them. I stick out. I am Hawaiian/Irish/Native American.
I am a contradiction. When I was seven I asked my Grandmother how to describe my nationality for a project in school and she said, in a tone of reproach – “Just say you’re made up of odds and ends and leave it at that.”
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Everyone who has kids should be able to relate to this story. My 10 year old son goes to bed one night with this green slimy stuff that he got at his birthday party and falls asleep with it on his finger. During the night the green stuff turns liquidy and covers his sheets and his shirt to the point where I seriously thought they were ruined. What made him do that, who knows – kids are so unpredictable and do things we can never explain!
Continue reading ‘What to Do About the Goo’
By Lindsay Gilbert Ahart
When I was 23 I would never have dreamt that I would go on a cruise to the Caribbean and find Mr. Right. Only Mr. Right was in the wrong spot. I was living in southern California, pretty much right on the beach and working in the movie industry. He was running an insurance agency right outside of Washington DC, three hours away from any beach and full of conservative,stuck up people. I thought for sure it would never work. Well four and half years later he popped the question with a beautiful ring. It was now the dilemma of who was going where and since he was running a family business I agreed to come to the DC area but only for a couple of years because DC life wasn’t for me. It’s now been a year and half since I’ve been here, I can’t say that I love it but I am dealing with it and I have learned that sometimes in life you have to just deal with things for them to get better. Or as the Rolling Stones say, “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you might find that you get what you need.”
Continue reading ‘From LA to Where??’
By April Monty
Wow, okay are there any companies left out here in the real world, that use actual paper applications? You walk in to a potential employer, a kid that is young enough to” be your kid”, points you to a kiosk, with a desktop pc in it, or they *smile* and say “we only take applications online, sorry”. Shaking my head in disbelief, I end up recreating that same scene over and over again, until I finally get it, okay, nobody uses paper anymore.
Continue reading ‘UGH Applying for Work Online’
By Ruth Higdon
Women are strong. I have always believed that women can handle any and all challenges that come their way. Finally women are seeing the potentials that freedom allows. There has always been a cause – if not several – to face up to and tackle to enlist the talents of women.
Healthy ambition and desire are ageless. Believe that, believe that there is always a future.
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