Thursday, June 15, 2006

One Of Those Days

Dudes, don't ask.

The stories I could tell are not my own. I sure wish I could tell them. But no one would believe them. Not any of them. None. Not a one.

So I'll just talk about mittens.

This just in: Pairs 4 and 5 are underway. Pair 4 is the mindless, knit-in-a-tube-add-the-thumb-later blue one that's almost finished. It's sort of on the right.

Pair #5 is the show-off-what Regia-can-d0 pair on the left.


I'm starting to wish I had bought mittens for the challenge! (And chosen something else to enter in the fair.)

But I'm in this deep, so I figure I'll knit a bit and bitch a blit. Then I'll start on the snow people and Santa and such. The fun stuff.

So far, I am fresh out of fresh ideas, so I'll probably rely on Jean Greenhowe for inspiration.


I just have one question: Is it possible for a man to be the victim of gender discrimination?
// posted by Ann @ 6/15/2006 07:39:00 PM
Comments:
Sure it's possible. Male (secretaries)administrative assistants as one, then, males being under 'reverse discrimination' or 'reverse sexual harassment' -- many cases of such.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 8:21 PM
 
Yup. It's entirely possible, men being passed over because they'd really rather prefer a woman in that position, people remving their children from daycare classes that are headed up by a male teacher, etc. I think everyone is able to be descriminated against, even the white male priveledged that dominate the country.
(another nancy j, commonly referred to as Enjay)
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2:56 PM
 
Yes, anyone can be discriminated against, just like prostitutes can be raped, etc.

Hope your day today is better!
# posted by Blogger Carrie K : 5:50 PM
 
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