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Thursday, February 14, 2013. Or at least I never notice when something does. Most of the time I sit quietly at my desk, pretending to be working, waiting for the time to pass. Sometimes I run a little slide-show of the men I slept with in my head, to try and get the time to move a bit more quickly, it helps for a little while, not for long. Wednesday, January 30, 2013.

Sunday, August 16, 2015. Of all my parenting faux pas, one of the few I did not commit was the passing on of my dental phobia. She had her first root canal when she was nine.

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Sheela-na-Gigs and other unruly women, Catherine E Karkov. Sheela-na-gig, are or Irish origin and are gender ambiguous and carved from wood. They are grotesque females to negate the lustful sexualisation of the female body. The article shows that the history of the sheela na gigs is as important as their origin. Appropriated as signs of power, sovereignty and land. There is a relationship between the fertility of the female body and the land. Posted by the dancing goat.