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About me

"Writing isn't always about just getting the words down or out or even read. It is about pulling from the universe just the right number and combination of words and allowing them to join hands to come to life."

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Residing in New England, I'm a freelance writer who writes on assignment. My work experience includes projects in a corporate planning setting, as well as in scientific and medical fields.

Other experience includes editing scientific material for publication and writing straight news and features for newspapers.

In my free time I write on a variety of subjects.

Briefly me

My passion is ...

Writing, Education-Related Issues

I know too much about ...

....I don't think people ever too know too much about anything - except, maybe, sadness

My parents always told me ...

"You have a good head. Don't do anything to muck it up."

My childhood ambition ...

To be a mother, have a "business" job, and wear nice outfits to work

My favorite memory ...

Three favorite memories - Being handed each of my three, healthy babies

Why I write ...

Writing is a good way to use leisure time, and writing keeps a mind active.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Non-fiction and Reference Books/News Programs, Boston Legal, Sitcoms/Talk Radio, Classical Music, My Personal MP3 Playlist (which contains "all the best songs ever recorded")

My first job ...

"Non-Official:" Errands for neighbors, babysitting "Official:" Supermarket cashier

My best moment ...

May be yet to come

My inspiration ...

My Three Children, The Founding Fathers, Abraham Lincoln, and Anne Sullivan

Featured article by Lisa H Warren

Society & Lifestyle > Social Values & Norms A woman's right: A call for gender equality

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Every time a discussion turns to equality between the genders, people who are unable or unwilling to consider the idea that men and women should be seen as "equal" will inevitably bring up three tired, old, arguments:

1. "Men and women are different, so they cannot be equal - so let's not pretend otherwise."

2. "Men generally have more physical strength than women, so men and women cannot possibly be equal."

3. "Since Nature has designed women to have the babies, women's skills are best suited to raisiing children and caring for families; and women should be 'honored' for, and happy wi...

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