Perhaps you’ve followed this story.
Bethany Storro, 28, from Vancouver, claimed a young woman walked up to her and said, “Hey pretty girl, do you want to drink this?” and then tossed a cup of acid in her face.
Perhaps you’ve followed this story.
Bethany Storro, 28, from Vancouver, claimed a young woman walked up to her and said, “Hey pretty girl, do you want to drink this?” and then tossed a cup of acid in her face.
By Guest Blogger Rana Waxman
What do you think when you look in the mirror? — I am a beautiful, awesome, wonderful, powerful, loving and capable woman!!
“WHAT??????” You’re probably saying as you read this, “NO WAY!! I am tired, stressed out, overwhelmed, exhausted, angry, anxious, and frustrated.”
Sound familiar? If stress has taken over your life like a garden full of weeds, you are not alone.You may feel alone though, and that “aloneness” makes it all the more challenging to make the changes that can lead you toward feeling better, thinking better, and leading a better life (from the inside out). So, if you are feeling any of the emotions I just mentioned, you need what my sister-in-law Caren calls, “a Plan.”
So, truth is, I have been on the lookout for a woman, who exists in my head, who would be in a loving, committed and happy marriage, to her soul-mate, but who doesn’t have exclusive sex with her husband. And he’s cool with it. And he does it too. I figured, there has to be a “normal” woman somewhere in the world, who could live in the ‘burbs, pretty house with the picket fence, the kids, but has sex outside the marriage and doesn’t get in trouble! But, so far, no woman has come knocking on my door, so I wanted to share something I found.
Well first, what is an open marriage by definition? Here it is out of the dictionary: (more…)
By Guest Blogger Dr. Sarah Warren
Earth Day is a day designed to inspire awareness and appreciation for the Earth’s environment. (Wikipedia)
Happy Earth Day Everyone! When I came across Women On The Fence Blog, I instantly became a loyal reader. I too, like most of you women, come here for a daily dose of hope and inspiration. So, when I reached out to Erica about possibly becoming a guest Blogger and then told her of my background, she excitedly asked me to write a special Blog post for Earth Day. As an environmentalist and big protector of the earth we live in, my goal is not to convert you to a full blown earthy in just one post. Rather, it’s to provide you with some facts, and get you MOVING in the right direction, perhaps as a more mindful and respectful person of our earth. So if today, you decide to unplug your coffee machine after you’re done brewing that cup, or recycle your cereal box, because something clicked in your brain, then I have done my job.
Ok, here is a story. My story. It’s of the making of a highly unlikely environmentalist.
By Guest Blogger Teresa Wilkinson
John and I were married on April 2, 1991. We eloped because I just couldn’t put the details together for our wedding. I couldn’t decide what I wanted… the big show or the small family wedding. Could I survive the embarrassment of all eyes on me at the big show? Or would it be fair if we did the small family wedding with only our parents? John had several aunts, uncles, and cousins that would surely be offended if they were not considered “immediate family.” So, I kept ignoring the whole marriage scene just to stay engaged. I was very comfortable sitting on the fence here. So John gave me an ultimatum, “Either we get married now, or the whole thing is off.” I packed up and within 5 hours, we were married.
I have to say he was right. We were meant to be married. We had two beautiful children and some fantastic memories. I was lucky enough to become part of a very large family of mixed races, cultures and social economic standing. I loved my new family as much as I loved my husband.