We Flashed Our Feathers When The Feathers

What Other People Think Of Me Is Not Really My Major Concern In Life. What Other People Think Of What I Write Is Another Matter.

How Deep Is Our Desire To Do Better Than Our Mothers--to Bring Daughters Into Adulthood Strong And Fierce Yet Loving And Gentle, Adventurous And Competitive But Still Nurturing And Friendly, Sweet Yet Sharp. We Know As Working Women That We Can't Quite Have It All, But That Hasn't Stopped Us From Wanting It All For Them.

I Know That Family Life In America Is A Minefield, An Economic Trap For Women, A Study In Disappointment For Both Sexes.

It Is Hard To Hold On To Friendships When People Move Away To Another State Or To Another World.

Is It Possible That My Sons-in-law Will Do Toilets? If We Raise Boys To Know That Diapers Need To Be Changed And Refrigerators Need To Be Cleaned, There's Hope For The Next Generation.