So,
If I sit in silence
and wait
and heed this change in fate
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All articles filed in Middle Age
The Versatile Award
Another Award. Thank you so much How I Lost My Chains. The word “Versatile” describes me to a tee. I was nominated sometime ago and life got a bit busy. I tried to ignore it, hoping it would go away. Consider me a sister bitch to How I Lost My Chains
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Patience is Mortality?
We celebrate them getting married
and the weight that may well burst
To plump up the fallow
These ridges weave silks into fine fabric
the softness that supposed to surround me
stuffed with tissue to plump up the fallow
Shared and teared in hope and vain
holds a grudge in deceitful pallor
his malicious toil and blatant converse
TMI Tag for Grandma
I was tagged by my very young fellow blogger, tanishq who is encouraging his grandma to read my blogs with the hope she will blog too.
So I have answered these question honestly, to inspire tanishq’s grandma…:)
Benevolent sexism. A mnemonic?
Benevolent sexism is defined as positive prejudice that appears as favourable when it in fact casts women as weak creatures needing men’s protection as in this example.
I think, women can twist a situation to suit their needs and this can distort the real event
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Iris, the Rainbow Goddess
Iris, the Goddess of the Rainbow was the messenger of the gods and acted as a link between heaven and earth via rainbows. Hence, the word Iris is Greek for rainbow.
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No poem today. A Poem
No poem today
Too lazy to say
Stress – a rising tide of dread & panic OR an opportunity to change
What if the “Act of Stress” is our body telling us to stop, take a good hard look at ourselves & is inviting us to create change, to listen carefully. What if it is saying:
“I am not a robot, I am flesh & blood”, “I am unable to sustain the demands of your decisions to perform any longer”.
