Who I want to be when I grow up!

I want to be....

-a 30 something women who has recovered the attitude I used to have that said - of course people are lookin at me, I am sexy and I don't think you're ready for this jelly!

- a 30 something women who has recovered the body I used to have before 3 babies and buy beautiful clothes that most people would not wear.....

-a published writer who has writen an article about gendre roles and parenting...men are men and women are women

-the holder of a Masters degree - it is free what am I waiting for????

-a manager of something....I am tried of being a worker bee, I am ready to lead!

-a 30 something women who has finally met Oparh!

-an accomplished dancer of something in particular, modern, jazz, something specfic. I want to take lessons.

-a women at peace...the kind of person that people want to be around because there is a peaceful nature about them...serentity now!

-a women who is totally gaga over her husband and he is gaga over her...in the good way not in the way that makes you want to puke.

-a well read women, a well informed women, a well watched women (meaning watched good films) I wouldn't mind if I were well watched as well...that will come I am sure!

-a women who has laugh lines about her eyes from years of mirth and enjoyment.

Well that is enough for now...I could dream longer but I will leave this for now. I call upon all that is good in the universe to join together for the good of mimlap!

Truth will set us free!

Non-Veg a shift in world view

What do I mean? I recently was at dinner party where the people eating were all from India(except me) and there was a heated discussion with religous undertones regarding if being vegitarian or non-vegitarian was best. Usually "we" speak of vegitarians as the alternative, to these people non-veg was the alternative life choice and even more, an edgy choice. Everything is relative...I am trying to look at life these days with a veg / non-veg perpective. Carring that threat further through this dense fabric that is my brain...I have been considering something else....I heard a paper be presented that was looking at scholarly writing and asking the question...why is the linear, direct, consice way of writing the most correct? Culture, Educational practice impact scholarlly writing of those outside North America, why not change our concepts and embrace the other??? Saying that scholarly writing in English should be influnced by it's writer whose culture frames their writing is revolutionary....very non-veg. I now want to look at some of these issues while doing some reading courses for my Masters...here is hoping my steam dosen't run out and that I hold on to my new non-veg world!