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Comment by Alle C. Hall 16 hours ago

"Women of the MTV generation will likely remember where we were when Madonna died."

 

I'm new to the group, and so I thought I'd introduce myself via my latest publication.For the PLOP! Review,  I discuss Laura Barcella's Madonna & Me: Women Writers on The Queen of Pop. 

 

http://plopit.org/2012/05/21/what-would-madonna-do/

The piece continues on my blog: http://wp.me/psSjA-17p. This link is also posted at the end of the review.

 

Looking forward to meeting you all.

Alle C. Hall

Comment by Kristen on Thursday

Friends, I'm very excited to share with you a series that will take place throughout the month of June on my blog, the spirit that moves me. The series is jam-packed with amazing women writers, teachers, healers, artists, wise women and others who all share their personal stories of following their life purpose - their Soul Path - despite all the obstacles that get in the way. I posted an introduction to the series today on my blog, and welcome you to join the conversation. It will be amazing!

Comment by Jennifer Waite on May 22, 2012 at 5:58pm

My review of Fifty Shades of Grey:

http://www.huntersthompsonmemorialmenstrualshed.com/overdue-book-re...

Comment by Christina Morley on May 20, 2012 at 11:46pm

Here's my poem "My Heart is Beating to a Different Drum" from my poetry blog Consider the Lilies.

Comment by Christina Morley on May 20, 2012 at 11:31pm

I noticed this group in the side bar. Great name and concept! My middle name is Allison and it means "truthful warrior maid," so I'm a bit of a handful to my husband and kids at times. :D Looking forward to joining forces with you and the other ladies in this group. Tina

Comment by Terri Kent-Enborg on May 14, 2012 at 8:28am

Another misbehavin' woman here.  I'll be checking out your blogs, etc.  Here's mine:

Workin' With What I've Got  Write naked!

Comment by Carol Hand on May 6, 2012 at 2:37pm

Just one of the many stories. Thank God I had the strength, stood up, and left.

A Story and a Struggle Between Writer's Needs and Reader's Needs

Comment by Janet Parfitt on April 29, 2012 at 6:26am

I was told at school that I wasn't 'university material' and foolishly I believed it but just after my fortieth birthday I graduated from my history course with an honours degree.  I would like to have taken that certificate and shoved it up the teacher who told me that rubbish in the first place!

Comment by Dawn Nicole Martin on April 29, 2012 at 5:27am

Dear New Members,

Welcome to our forum for MisBehaving Women. This forum is for those (mainly women) who are determined to pursue their dreams and rise above externally imposed limitations. It's our little corner of the world where we are free to be... Most of all, we seek to break patriarchal cultural patterns that seek to keep women “in their place.” If you watch the news, it is clear that there are many who are determined to take us back to circa 1800 (when women were property).

Remember, the matriarchs of the various women's movement fought hard for many of the rights we enjoy today. There are no excuses for us to be silent on any issue because we are women of courage and vision, women who demand that our voices be heard…women who dare to "MisBehave".

Have you "MisBehaved" lately? Remember the famous words of Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, "Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History."  If you would like to share a victory, a struggle, or simply a quiet moment of realization that came to you as you traveled the path toward your dreams, we would love to hear your stories.  

Peace & Blessings,
Dawn Nicole Martin

Comment by Bettie Parker on April 23, 2012 at 8:02am

Hello - My name is Bettie Parker and I am new to this group.  I am sure you have all heard the saying "Well Behaved Women, Rarely Make History."  I have been writing as a hobby for many years.  I've toyed with poetry, screenwriting, and a novel.  I cannot seem to finish anything.  I'm the queen of unfinished work. Still, I keep writing everyday about what I know and love.  Often times these things are considered taboo, or un-ladylike.  I hope to find some like minded ladies at She Writes.

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