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 A ladies’ blog but everyone of both sexes are invited to read and comment if they wish.
As Jade Goody’s life ended earlier today, I wanted to highlight the plight of cervical cancer in a sensitive and appropriate way. Not to skirt around the edges, but to express taste and respect. With this in mind, I decided to write [...]

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The title question was raised by my daughter yesterday as we listened, with great sadness,about the very public terminal illness of Jade Goody.
It was a good opportunity for me to discuss with my 14 yr old girl the perils and tragedy of cervical cancer, what it is, and what can be done to help prevent it, with [...]

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The other day I made a disturbing discovery. Sitting on a train, my book title was kept well hidden from public view, as it was held face down in my lap. I certainly did not want to attract attention or raised eyebrows. The subject matter being of such a sensitive nature. Neither did I, nor do [...]

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My husband and a friend have jokingly formed a group. A recent spate of friends and relatives having heart attacks and needing Coronary artery bypass and stents has finally meant my own husband has gone along for the health mot because of some shortness of breath and knowing he is at “that age”. The results have been alarming. As [...]

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A ten minute blog.
Thoughtfulwoman to husband:”Hey, I know how to boost my ratings on my blog.”
We both laughed over the washing up, great howls amongst the soap suds.
A few moments earlier we had had a close encounter of the kitchen kind.
Now you know what I mean. The husband had started getting friendly over the drying up [...]

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This is written as we are thinking and celebrating women worldwide on International Women’s Day 8th March 2008.
While this day, which was first acknowledged and commemorated from 1911, for women and their successes and achievements, should also recognise the plight of women worldwide, as they find a voice to highlight their struggles for equality and freedom. 
This includes the [...]

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A review of the book The bookseller of Kabul,
                                                                                            by Asne Seierstad.
I would like to acknowledge athinkingmans own blog on this book, and am grateful for his review in bringing this work to life and to my knowledge of it.
As soon as I had discovered this books existence, I knew this was the next read for me, [...]

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(A TV programme, a discussion and the man’s Penis).
This blog is one I have taken sometime to think over before writing. It concerns a subject very sensitive and personal to men. Firstly, I want to explain why I, a woman have chosen to write about this topic and why I think it is important.
It all started with [...]

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