Comments on: Women On The Rocks

By: Robin Lee Sardini

Robin Lee Sardini — Mon, 19 May 2008 04:07:03 +0000

I guess I’d have to add Mary, mother of Jesus, and my grandmother, also a group of women: those who have ever suffered and survived domestic violence and sexual abuse….. and Mrs.Gloria Gadd, my third grade teacher and a true advocate of children.
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By: Angela

Angela — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 21:23:02 +0000

Women Rock,

I too was a big fan of Mandona. I Remember the first time I heard her sing, I was a fan for life.

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By: Bobby Revell

Bobby Revell — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 06:43:56 +0000

Hi Paula! I think I might write a post on my long untouched WGM blog for this. It just takes so much time to maintain only 1..haha!

I like your choices! Ya know, I’d like Hillary SO much more if she had just divorced Slick Willie. I really don’t want him any where near the white house. In political life, a divorce like that would be suicide. Why does the president have to be married? I just wish there weren’t the stereotypical image of what a leader is supposed to be.

Which ever democrat wins the nomination will get my vote. McCain is the “War” candidate and there’s no way I can vote for him.

And yes…Madonna is sophisticated and smart. What is the freaking deal with Britney? In my opinion, it’s a serious drug problem. Have a great day PolliWolli!

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By: Ann Clemmons

Ann Clemmons — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 09:02:19 +0000

Great choices, and great post Paula. I enjoyed reading it. You’ve got a good head on your shoulders~ I hope all is well~

Hug to you~ Ann

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By: Paula

Paula — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 00:23:17 +0000

Thank you SF-G! Your list is great. I’m kicking myself for not including Harriet Tubman on mine, though to be fair to myself, my list was more of a “personal” list of women who have personally inspired me. The great E.R. was selected by many on the wowOwow site, but I was a bit sad to see that no one else but me chose Alice Paul.

By: Graciel

Graciel — Sun, 09 Mar 2008 01:59:56 +0000

1.Elizabeth Cady Stanton
2.Harriet Tubman
3.Georgia O’Keefe
4.and of course, Eleanor Roosevelt

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By: Paula

Paula — Sun, 09 Mar 2008 00:48:57 +0000

Hey Lee! LOVE your answers. Great choices and some of those names (particularly Helen Keller) were on my short list. Thank you for contributing!

By: Lee

Lee — Sun, 09 Mar 2008 00:32:01 +0000

Strange, but I’ve always had closer, more intimate relationships with women than men. And I mean “intimate” in a very non-sexual way. Anyway, my four choices for Mt. Rushmore would be:

1) Helen Keller - A remarkable woman who overcame astonishing obstacles. She became a wonderful writer and lecturer.

2) Annie Sullivan - The woman behind Helen Keller’s success. She never gave up on the potential she saw in Helen.

3) Sally Ride - Breaking through all the barriers to finally open up this last bastion of male dominance, Sally opened up the exploration of space to women.

4) Jacqueline Kennedy - This was a woman who, despite her celebrity, strove to be “normal” and to give her children a chance at normal lives. I think her whole marriage to Onassis was more a means to an end than anything else. It allowed her to ensure that her children were always provided for.