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by Marguerite Kearns Each Saturday is the same. Each Saturday is different. We operate in a similar way each week, and everyone’s output is vastly varied. I’m speaking about visiting the posting the fruits of each week’s session. We all get to contribute to a group poem, hosted by James Nave. I got to meet…
Continue ReadingBuried in my past is a history I spent with Toshi Seeger, the pivotal woman behind the scenes at Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, during the years I was editor and reporter for Woodstock Times, the Hudson Valley independent newspaper. There I learned from Toshi Seeger, the spouse of folk performer Pete Seeger, the importance of…
Continue ReadingI’m here to introduce you to the recipes online that you can consider trying. New Mexico breakfast burritos can be expensive, and they’re designed to pull folks from the traffic because they are so loaded with tender loving care. I read and scan local websites about chiles and how breakfast, lunch, and dinner can be…
Continue Reading“Ranting” is easy. It’s something that brings out the character of you, your characters, and much more. It’s also liberating.
Continue ReadingAlice Paul is finally getting the recognition she deserves. Yet, during her lifetime she wasn’t interested in glory. She kept her eye on the prize: women’s rights and the vote. Keep in mind that author Mary Walton never heard of Alice Paul before a newspaper editor brought Paul to her attention. In recent years, Walton…
Continue ReadingFebruary is a terrific month of the Lunar New Year, of building on the past, affirming our sisters and brothers and ancestors. The top image is a front cover of a publication produced by the Women’s History Alliance in 2021. The Chinese New Year has been celebrated for ages. So has Valentine’s Day when the…
Continue ReadingSuffrage Wagon News Channel has been publishing since 2009. It is a document of personal and historical development of one person and many others toward a goal of including women’s history as part of American history. Unless we can move from a top-down social and economic system to a horizontal social and economic system, we…
Continue ReadingCOLUMN FROM MARGUERITE KEARNS I started with evaluating my emphasis on my feet. They are neglected in general, says my exercise teacher. And reluctantly I admitted that the category of my mind and that of spirit are given more emphasis than my body. Yikes. This is something I have to correct. That’s why I registered…
Continue ReadingHot Chinese Tea Month is part of the February 2024 celebration dinner for the 2024 Lunar New Year. And we rely each year on Suffrage Wagon Cooking School. Happy Chinese New Year on Vimeo. Published by Suffrage Wagon Cooking School. This year on February 10, 2024, we’ll have a pot of tumeric and ginger tea…
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