
Someone posted this in the local free cycle group and I thought it was funny. Wheatgrass + moringa + kale
Someone posted this in the local free cycle group and I thought it was funny. Wheatgrass + moringa + kale
It‘s been one of those days. 😌 So happy to have this outlet to blow off some steam.
I‘m hoarse from screaming
into the void; tired of
talking to myself.
#haikuhive #haikuaday #poetry #iaskmyselfeverydaywhyaremen 🤷🏻♀️
Pancho, un niño que está atravesando cambios muy difíciles en su vida y al irse a vivir con sus tíos, en particular su tío Tacho, el cual es una figura amorosa y sabía muy bien qué le ayudaría. Me gusta cómo transmite las enseñanzas, pues tú también vas reflexionando, pues debemos enfrentar cualquier cosa y aprender de eso.
cualquiera lo pueda leer, pero al ver los cambios y enseñanzas creo que ayudarían más a los jóvenes.
Imminently readable despite the mass of scientific information, fascinating; this book might just change my life.
This Canadian doctor is funny and thorough and not patronizing. I was a bit overwhelmed, but the information was useful. I now know what questions to ask my doctor. I would recommend it to anyone currently going through the menopause transition who feels like there's a lot of junk information to sort through.
For anyone else confused or mortified by this whole process, I feel your pain.
I listened to this book in March, & I love it! The narrator is great—she gets all the sarcastic comments right. Warning—This book will probably make you mad about the history of women‘s medical treatment. I learned so much. I think it‘s obvious in our history that 1) men are terrified of women & our vaginas & 2) men only care about a woman‘s uterus. I laughed while driving several times from the sarcasm, so I hope you all will read this. 5⭐️
Oh dear, I think we might have a problem here.
She's talking about the SNS and PNS (sympathetic and para-sympathetic nervous systems) except it sounds like she is saying "penis", which results in startling clauses such as "women with a dominant penis...". And it comes up a lot! (Oh God, now even that innocuous sentence is loaded with Freudian subtext! ?)