A complete departure from the prior month's heavy topic on health, I'm shifting gears and going with some lighter fare...Women who, in my humble opinion, rock. Some you will know, some you won't. Some are American, some are not. Most will be from the past 150 years or so, however there will be at least two from 1500+ years ago. All of them have one trait in common though and that is COURAGE. Courage to speak up, courage to act, courage to carry on, the courage to listen to their hearts and not to the popular opinion of their era.
This topic stems from a discussion I had with a woman a few weeks ago who was in the process of writing a book about the trials and hardships of our grandmothers and our obligation to honor their memories by living a life worthy of their sufferings. My great-grandmother didn't risk life and limb on a ship that almost sank in the Atlantic with her young children in tow so her future great-granddaughter born in a cushy New York Metro area suburb could spend her free time getting her nails done and watch reality TV. No my dear Anna Barna, I owe you much more than that.
First post will be tomorrow, November 2nd, which also happens to be election day here in the US. So after you cast your ballot ladies, a right won by persistent women not so long ago, stop by here and find a woman who rocks.
See you then.
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