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litchic at 12:12pm Thu, 16 Oct 2008 under
Feminism & Gender,
Politics & News,
politics,
John McCain,
debate,
abortion,
Presidential Election,
presidential debate,
Barack Obama,
president,
Sarah Palin,
Joe Biden,
partisanship; 120 views
last night's debate needed to happen.

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litchic at 10:47am Fri, 3 Oct 2008 under
Feminism & Gender,
Social change, Non-profits & NGOs,
Politics & News,
politics,
John McCain,
Social Change,
Obama,
debate,
Presidential Election,
McCain,
Barack Obama,
Election 2008,
patriotism,
biden,
Sarah Palin,
vice president,
Joe Biden,
Palin,
vice presidential debate; 95 views
nucular. nuc-ular. nucuuuuuular. NUCULAR is not a word. nuc-lear is
a word. allow me to spell it phonetically: noo-klee-er. from the french
word nucléaire, which means unpronounceable on television by substandard vice presidential candidates.
of all the things that bothered me about last night’s debate (and
believe me there were a few), this mispronunciation takes the cake, and
here’s why:

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litchic at 10:00am Wed, 1 Oct 2008 under
Feminism & Gender,
Life,
Writing,
Single,
feminism,
dating,
Single,
gender,
college,
cars,
society,
science,
museums,
female,
ikea,
baseball,
boyfriend,
feminist,
red wine,
apartment,
Math,
mechanic,
new apartment,
oil change,
social construction,
st. olaf; 81 views
i am not good at guy stuff. in fact, i’m a
disaster. and although i happen to believe (as any good feminist
should) that gender is a social construction, i still find myself
completely lost when it comes to the following things:

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litchic at 11:02am Wed, 2 Jul 2008 under
Feminism & Gender,
Mommy & Family,
"On Becoming Fearless",
Art & Design,
Single,
feminism,
books,
life,
marriage,
art,
career,
children,
female,
Injustice,
alone,
choice,
Eve Ensler,
loneliness,
feminist,
gloria steinem,
katie girl,
katie girl project,
break up,
adrienne rich,
alice paul,
da vince,
manet,
martin johnson heade,
mettle; 165 views
i have a confession. i’m a fair weather feminist. i like to pretend that the term third wave actually means that i can interpret feminism however i want to. that
i can forgo independence, reproductive choice and egalitarian
relationships when a certain mood strikes me. and that certain mood is
loneliness. or rather, a fear of loneliness.

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litchic at 7:02pm Tue, 24 Jun 2008 under
Feminism & Gender,
Health & Wellness,
Life,
Sex & Relationships,
Body Image,
Writing,
Single,
life,
relationships,
humor,
health,
Single,
weight,
sex,
love,
goals,
change,
heart,
broken heart,
self improvement,
weight_loss,
katie girl,
katie girl project,
break up; 112 views
i wrote yesterday about a conversation i had with my mom where she asked me where my spunk was. and by golly, i think i’ve started to find it.