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WOMEN & CAREER
Most women today think that career is unisex and important for a happy life. But that's not true. Because they focus on their career, most women miss the moment when they should search for a men. They think they're gonna be young and pretty forever. In their 30s, they will realize that the wish to have kids was always there and they see that they're not as pretty and young as they used to be 10 years ago. So they begin to panic and search for a man. Most of them still think that they could date Brad Pitt and George Clooney, and reject every other men who's not like their heroes. In the end some take a man they hate and have a divorce 5 years later or don't take a man and say that they're happy. Most of them end alone as feminists with a lot of cats, who make men responsible for their decisions/problems. Don't be like these women. Women don't like it or better their nature doesn't like it if the women has more power or money than her...
Most women today think that career is unisex and important for a happy life. But that's not true. Because they focus on their career, most women miss the moment when they should search for a men. They think they're gonna be young and pretty forever. In their 30s, they will realize that the wish to have kids was always there and they see that they're not as pretty and young as they used to be 10 years ago. So they begin to panic and search for a man. Most of them still think that they could date Brad Pitt and George Clooney, and reject every other men who's not like their heroes. In the end some take a man they hate and have a divorce 5 years later or don't take a man and say that they're happy. Most of them end alone as feminists with a lot of cats, who make men responsible for their decisions/problems. Don't be like these women. Women don't like it or better their nature doesn't like it if the women has more power or money than her...
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Forwarded from Make life work
...husband and identifys herself with the leading role. Women want to be led. That doesn't mean that you can't work, you just need to be careful, especially in today's society with the promotion of women in the jobs, that you don't earn more than your husband.
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Sewing is one of those skills everyone should know. Master these stitches and start practicing on different fabrics. Make sure your thread tension is just right!
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Sewing machines are a must-have. Like my Brother sewing machine straight out of 1950, they last a lifetime. Anyway, once you master this machine you can start making anything from clothing, to kit and packs.
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During the first world war in Australia there was a restriction of styles of clothing available to both men and women because of shortages in fabrics. Everyday dress became more sombre due to a lack of good quality dyes – and in any case, bright colours were seen to be too gay and frivolous.
The manufacture of ready-made clothing might have decreased during wartime, but there was an explosion in hand knitting for soldiers.
Thousands of women and schoolchildren knitted throughout the war. Over 1.3 million pairs of socks were sent overseas – often with a small personal note inside the sock informing the digger who had knitted the garment along with a brief message.
Knitting provided comfort not only to the men who received the garments but also for the women who knitted. It was a meditative way to pass the time and feel they were contributing to the war effort.
The manufacture of ready-made clothing might have decreased during wartime, but there was an explosion in hand knitting for soldiers.
Thousands of women and schoolchildren knitted throughout the war. Over 1.3 million pairs of socks were sent overseas – often with a small personal note inside the sock informing the digger who had knitted the garment along with a brief message.
Knitting provided comfort not only to the men who received the garments but also for the women who knitted. It was a meditative way to pass the time and feel they were contributing to the war effort.