I find myself here again in the same position, the same clothes and the same state of mind as yesterday/earlier. However, although I had a somewhat unproductive day considering I have stayed up all night, I did manage to get myself to Waterstone's (and Primark!) to purchase Mary Wollstonecraft's Vindication of the Rights of Women (1792). It is a bit of a shame, really, that in all my year

My reading list is stacked high with Vindication being number one (I have an essay to do on it), Thatcher's Statecraft number two and finally Halldór Laxness's Independent People. [Am listening to Thatcher's Iron Lady speech as am typing..... she is such a badassbitch!]
I will leave you with some E.E. Cummings because he is a man that is always good for the soul and stimulates the mind:
someones married their everyones
laughed their cryings and did their dance(sleep wake hope and then)theysaid their nevers they slept their dream
Signing off whilst sitting on the dock of the bay..... wasting time & resting my bones!
Analytical frameworks tomorrow, bllleeeaaahhhhh.
ATTN: Maria wheres my Diet Coke?
Goodbye world!
I agree with you in that the cosmetic and fashion industry has practically enslaved people and instilled a false sense of what beauty is in girls. Progress would be to change that fundamental aspect of our society where the mainstream values outer beauty and trendiness over inner beauty, uniqueness and character.
ReplyDeleteInteresting stuff Selma. Miss you :)