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The Ladies
aka Women rethinking their lives
As a feminist therapist and nursing professor, I had the privilege of hearing about and observing the kinds of choices other women have made that, from a distance, may appear absurd. Unfortunately, some of my friends have noticed that each of the "ladies" appears to reflect some aspect of my own personality or life experience or issue about which I feel strongly.
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Sometimes, when confronted by others about some of the incredibly questionable decisions I have made in my own life, I can only reply "well, it made sense at the time."
Bambi rethinks her attraction to exotic men
Muriel rethinks her attraction to stable conservative men
Krystal rethinks the government's offer to pay for school
Fionna rethinks the best use of a single magic wish
Mrs Simpson (Duchess of Windsor) may need to rethink her view that a woman can never be too thin or too rich.
Sharon doesn't need to rethink what is important in her life.
Penelope rethinks her insistence on an extravagantly expensive wedding planned a year in advance.
Betty rethinks her commitment to keeping up with youthful trends
Nicole rethinks the number of causes she can physically support
Cynthia rethinks her assumption that "Intelligent Design" had something to do with dressmaking
Martha, the Marxist Maven, rethinks the best distribution of her mother's possessions.
Holly rethinks her attraction to Bad Boys
MaryJane knows better than to rethink her role as the perfect "little woman"
Gwynnie rethinks the best use of brooms
Gloria rethinks the meaning of "Til Death do us Part"
Francesca rethinks the possibility that one can actually be TOO artistic
Cici rethinks the wonders of plastic surgery
Alison rethinks giving little girls Barbie dolls
Liz rethinks her assumption she is the center of the universe
Kay refuses to rethink her insistence that she and the youthful Liz Taylor could have been mistaken for twins.
Kathryn rethinks the joys of scrapbooking
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