Part 7 Women's Rights
The American unskilled laborer went from workhouse to sweatshop. Though the poor were no longer incarcerated in the prison-like workhouses and almshouses . . . more
"it was his whole theory, it was because he lived in a time when sex was repressed in victorian society and so he felt the ills of women all had to do with sex. some of this stuff is still used in psychology . . ." more
I love to discuss things, I am a universal learner, I am open minded and inquistive. I love to write and encourage fledgling writers to open up their voices to the world through writing. I have published many articles and I now written two books.
On Gather, I'm Looking For ...:
people that love to read and to write, people that love to discuss issues on various topics.
I'm making this my Friend Friday, so I'm just stopping by to say "hi" and if you have an article you'd like me to see, let me know and I'll drop by. Have a wonderful weekend!
I've been busy getting my novel Paper Puzzle ready for publication. I shipped it off to the publisher last week. when you get a chance check out my recent article on The Harvey Journal on Woodstock, Health Care Reform and the New Silent Majority. I know you like music and I would like to know what you think of his piece. See www.theharveyjournal.blogspot.com
spiced up mashed potatoes sounds good - i was goin 2 make scalloped potatoes, but now i'm craving some type of indian-spiced mashed potatoes - perhaps some type of samosa
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