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Judy Bolton-Fasman's Blog – October 2010 Archive (3)
Reading Don Quixote With My Mother by Judy Bolton-Fasman
Our home has become indefinitely multi-generational. I’d like to tell you that having my mother in the house has been a piece of cake for the four of us. Though Mom won’t admit it, I think it’s been an easier transition for her. She’s relieved to have her meals prepared, her appointments kept and her grandchildren's energy that gives her equal parts strength and entertainment. Someone recently asked me who’s taking care of my mother? I was surprised by the question. And then even more surprised… Continue
Added by Judy Bolton-Fasman on October 13, 2010 at 5:30pm — No Comments
Good, Clean Fun by Judy Bolton-Fasman
Did anyone else notice that “As the World Turns,” the Cadillac of soap operas, ended its 50-year run a couple of weeks ago? Although I haven’t watched ATWT in over two decades, I liked knowing that the residents of fictional Oakdale, Ill., were soldiering on. It comforted me to know that sturdy, forthright and reliable Bob Hughes was still the chief of staff at Oakdale Hospital.
I’m embarrassed to admit that I almost didn’t take a course in college on Dickens because it met during… Continue
I’m embarrassed to admit that I almost didn’t take a course in college on Dickens because it met during… Continue
Added by Judy Bolton-Fasman on October 7, 2010 at 4:12am — No Comments
The Girl Effect by Judy Bolton-Fasman
Tick. Tick. Tick.
Is it a clock? Is it a bomb?
No. It’s the sound of a revolution called The Girl Effect, and it begins with 1 of 600 million girls in the developing world. It’s a deceptively simple idea put through its paces by an organization aptly named The Girl Effect. Six hundred million girls are the backbones of their families. They’re “chore doers,” caretakers and future mothers. They have innate power.
Give a 12-year-old girl an education, and she’ll… Continue
Is it a clock? Is it a bomb?
No. It’s the sound of a revolution called The Girl Effect, and it begins with 1 of 600 million girls in the developing world. It’s a deceptively simple idea put through its paces by an organization aptly named The Girl Effect. Six hundred million girls are the backbones of their families. They’re “chore doers,” caretakers and future mothers. They have innate power.
Give a 12-year-old girl an education, and she’ll… Continue
Added by Judy Bolton-Fasman on October 7, 2010 at 4:09am — No Comments
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