
I went into this audiobook totally blind and was pleasantly surprised that it was about Dahlia‘s life: How she grew up, health challenges, education and becoming a feminist.
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I went into this audiobook totally blind and was pleasantly surprised that it was about Dahlia‘s life: How she grew up, health challenges, education and becoming a feminist.
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When I win the lottery I'm going to employ someone to transport books home from beautiful museum bookshops for me.

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A little zine, only 37 pages, but looks like an interesting overview of the subject. I guess it won't take long to find out 😊

Started and finished while donating plasma today. I almost feel like I need to read it again. This was a fast paced book, with lots to think about. This is definitely a conversation starter and thought provoking book for anyone who considers themselves feminists... especially if they‘re not in the 1%. #CinziaArruzza #TithiBhattacharya #NancyFraser #FeminismForThe99% #feminism #essays

#HaikuADay #HaikuHive
Today‘s haiku is inspired by the Tsunami Warning yesterday (see previous post) which was downgraded to Advisory last night & that Advisory was just canceled this morning. We got lucky. It‘s already back to business as usual & work is crazy, so…
The morning after
The sea has mostly settled
Work is still storming…

Currently reading: it's only blood
I've Been trying to get this book for a while travelling but now I have it.
Saturday mornings are great for coffee with friends the home to journal and read while the cats play.
#lifeinCambodia
#teacherlife
#battambang
#Slowsteadylife
#worldtravel

Soft pick. I like the way Stokowski writes, it's easy-going, a bit snarky and sometimes even funny. Even though the things she writes about are not funny. More than once I found myself in the episodes of her life she shares with us. We learn how sneaky patriarchy is in our daily life and how it claims to be the right way to live. Sadly, the author looses her wit towards the end of the book.
#roll100 @PuddleJumper