Friday Femmes Fatales No 61 (Women Bloggers) - Page 2

Part of: Friday Femmes Fatales

Staying with nature, Anne Arkham has been visiting a friend who takes in injured wild animals for rehabilitation. Among them now is a week-old fawn. Looks gorgeous.

More personally, on Being Amber Rhea, an account of starting out as a young feminist, age five or so: "I remember the incredulity I felt ... when someone would tell me, "Girls can't [X]!" "

Then finish with another laugh — Mary on Threadbared.com is contemplating a macrame plant hanger complete with angels. She also does some great things with old sewing patterns.

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If you missed the last edition, it is on my home blog Philobiblon. And if you'd like to go looking for some more specifically political women bloggers, there was an article in today's Guardian. (Declaration of interest - yes I am on the list.)

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Please: In the next week if you read, or write, a post by a woman blogger and think “that deserves a wider audience” (particularly someone who doesn’t yet get many hits), drop a comment. It really does make my life easier.

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Article Author: Natalie Bennett

Natalie blogs at Philobiblon, on books, history and all things feminist. In her public life she's the leader of the Green Party of England and Wales.

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