Tuesday, February 28, 2023

Women's History Month

 As long as I can type on a keyboard and figure out the instructions to send blogs out, I'm going to post something about a different woman each day in March. 31 women I have either learned about just recently and respect, or women who I think very highly of already.

I say the warning about my typing, because it's become harder to get the right keys sometimes. Just saying.

Enjoy these powerful women!

14 comments:

  1. Sounds like a great plan, there are many powerful woman both past and present times. Michelle Obama is one of my favorites. Take care, enjoy your day!

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    1. I had not thought of her for my list...which is full already. Perhaps next year, because she's certainly a great role model for women!

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    1. And since you're Tom, I'm guessing you're talking about typing rather than being in the group of Women!

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  3. During the 1970s a friend of mine was an editor of educational books and had the task of deciding which women to include in a book about great lives. In those days it was really difficult to get past a handful of obvious choices. I remember suggesting Julia Margaret Cameron, who was a pioneering photographer. I'll be interested to see who you include.

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    1. Glad you suggested someone who I'd never heard of. But then I've not really studied great photographers...just love Ansel Adams, Stieglitz, and a few others who hit my Art History studies.

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  4. Love the thought of a woman for every day.FB is still not letting me be a person on your blog....I am (anonymously) Suzi

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    1. At least your posts are coming through (since I am open to anonymous comments!) while some folks who regularly comment have been given the questionable status where I have to declare they are not spam!

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    1. But be grateful I'm not trying to write. Yay for having legible letters from a keyboard, though I have to slow down a bit.

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  6. Barbara, You're embarking on a thoughtful and useful project...a labor of respect for sure. I'll learn quite a bit from your efforts I suspect. Take Care, Big Daddy Dave

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