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Month: March 2018

The Night My Sister Was Attacked

On March 30, 2018February 6, 2021 By KatrinaLeave a comment

When my sister was twenty six, she was attacked by a man with a knife. She escaped by her own determined efforts without physical harm, but the attack changed her future, and set it on a course marred by years of suppressed post-incident trauma. To all intents and purposes, she carried on with life, but …

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I Like A Bit Of Rough

On March 22, 2018 By KatrinaLeave a comment

I’m leafing through a glossy mag in the waiting room, and glance at the picture of the couple, who appear to be around my age, in front of their designer house with the obligatory fabulous view.  Technically, it’s what any sane person would give up an ovary or a testicle for.  So, I wonder why …

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#MeTooNZ

On March 12, 2018March 12, 2018 By KatrinaLeave a comment

Welcome to New Zealand, #MeToo.  It’s a long haul to this place that is far from everywhere, but you got here eventually.  Thanks to Ali Mau, an Aussie import who has lived for many years in New Zealand, the #metoo traveller has arrived at last and found a host worthy of its VIP status. Its …

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I’m Stuffed

On March 2, 2018March 2, 2018 By Katrina4 Comments

I don’t know how I got so much stuff.  For someone who considers herself not to be a collector or hoarder, I don’t know how I ended up with so much!  I am gradually shedding much of it out of necessity, because I am now living in a smaller home with a pleasingly dismal amount …

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Live and Deadly

A book review site reviewing mainly crime fiction

single sex spaces

Single sex spaces are a question of consent

Rachel

A New Zealander living in Scotland who loves cargo bikes

The Lies They Tell

Blogs about the world of gender identity ideology

Debbie Hayton

Transgender Teacher and Journalist

lettersquash | John Freestone

Words, words, words...pressed.

legalfeminist.org.uk/

Wild Woman Writing Club

reviewing new poetry & fiction, writing for women's liberation

Has Anyone Seen My Glasses?

The Plantbase Patriot-Midwest

Thoughts on Health, Nutrition and whatever else is on my mind

Ruth's Reflections

Contemplations from quakey quirky Christchurch

Blame It on Love

Liberate Animals • Liberate Our Spirits

Hangaku Gozen

For we cannot tarry here, We must march my darlings

Jane Clare Jones

billziegler1947

Without dignity there is no liberty, without justice there is no dignity, and without independence there are no free [wo]men. — Patrice Lumumba

butimbeautiful

You - philosophical, thoughtful, witty. Me - still thinks fart jokes are funny. We should DEFINITELY get together!

A B'Older Vegan

On being vegan - the good, the bad, and the brilliant

Zigzagging Toward Zen

A Diary

Women You Should Know

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