Thematic Attic~Reflections On Rosie
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Reflections On Rosie
Catherine Hennings Sarnowski, Anne Harper, Lucille Kolkin and Ida Pollack
(1942) Photograph: Courtesy Brooklyn Historical Society
Rosie the Riveter. Have you heard of her?
If nothing else, the name might remind you of something from history class way back in high school. You might also know her from propaganda posters or Norman Rockwell’s famous Saturday Evening Post cover from 1943 (below). Men had gone to war, and many of the 19 million women of the working class at that time suddenly had drastically different choices. Some traded type writers and sewing machines for factory jobs, riveting guns, and welding tools.
Read more: http://guy.com/2012/01/09/guys-history-book-real-riveting-chicks/#ixzz2Igacudei
Only in A Woman’s World Series Premiere
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Lets respect the hard working women
Having fun and being creative
As Rosie operating a hand drill even
Tell me a woman can`t do it
Yes, they can
Enjoy writing in a poetry style
How Rosie may have inspired you
or who in the past did, has
Many hard working woman today as we are
Back then many had it hard with ones excepting them
as workers and especially equal pay
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THE WORKING MOM
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Up by day break
Their job begins to unfold
Coffee in hand walkin
Room by room
Wake up sleepy heads
Its time to get up
School for you
And work for you know who
Not always the farmers wife do
Every day all over the world
Moms at work
The at home moms way
Work never done
Dawn to dawn
And are dusk to dusk
Twilight time for some other
Day just begone
And fold into night
She is the baker
Cooks three means a day
And some times a snack for the munchers early nights
She is the nurse when one gets sick
Walk all though the night from bed to bed when
All had the flu
She is the teacher
From the git go
Who do you think taught you your a b ceees
She is the doctor that gives the meds
Where all else fail and
Your still sick
She is the secretary
When it comes to the paper work
Read all the dos and donts
Fill in the blanks
She is the lawyer makes the rules
Dont cross the lines
You will git jailed
She is the friend when there
Is no other around
When you feel down
She is the care taker of all
Never lets you down
Will be there at every turn
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Written By: Bettie Davis —————– © March 27 , 2o13
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Love this Bettie……OMG!!! I want to apologize to everyone for not being a pic a part….
My niece is in town ..she leaves tomorrow. We had a late night of dinner and a show with the family.
I totally forgot pic a part until just now…..and on top of that…it had been sat testing for my students this week. Nothing is routine …so I was off my game (what ever that is) hehehe….I greatly appreciate everyone here…… :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
An overlaid poem should appear shortly
Sis sorry late but, gaining say:) Will BB to comment as can Smiles * Love to all :love: :love: :love:
Hard Working Women
In the days when those did not accept women working
Work at home taking care of the children laundry and home clean is all
Hot meals when husband came in on table for family to join
But, then it came to equal rights and having to live on , survive
Women worked outside homes yet, did not get paid the pay they earned
For hard working women had to prove themselves to so many along the way
Even testing mentally emotionally along with physical trying to gain
Finally the peace love days came
But, was it a fair game
Still today some claim they still don`t get the pay
Hard working women do job at home and outside even more
So, family can have independence is not shamed
Respect goes to all for so, much work today
Many are the bread winners keeping a roof over families head
Tired and get fed up but, have to be strong
Strenght of a woman do not under estimate for she is stronger than you know
Admire and respect all the hard working women from past to present
A true inspiration and gift each are
WE DID IT OUTTA LOVE
We are what we are
Women first
And last
Mothers first
And last
We were born to be
Yet work hard
We have always done
Home first
Then away
Far and near we go
Under paid yet
The job git done
We dont ask for much
Just love and respect is all that is require
We can do it
And we did do it
Work that is
Good and bad
The job is never easy
Paid is little ta none
Yet we survive
And still stand strong in all we do
Written By: Bettie Davis ———————— © March 28 , 2013
Great blog, Bettie with wonderful writes by all…sorry I couldn’t get on for it. Here is a little something, though. 🙂
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