If you are woman looking for a high paying job then I have a list you need to see. Forbes.com has a list of the top paying jobs for women. And you might be a little surprised by the list. For instance, the number 1 career is Pharmacists!
Here is the top 5:
No. 1: Pharmacists
No. 2: Chief Executives
No. 3: Lawyers
No. 4: Computer Software Engineers
No. 5: Computer and Information Systems Managers
Megan Fox is in the new issue of Elle magazine. She touches on how she met Brian Austin Green. But she doesn’t really talk about their relationship. But she does say that she is not dating, nor never has, Robert Pattinson. She also says she has never dated Zac Efron. So, there you have it.
Well, before you know it Mothers Day will be here. If you need Mothers Day ideas just click on the link for a site I found. And if you need Mothers Day flowers I found a good link for that. Have a look at Cheap Mothers Day Flowers – List of Best Mothers Day Flower Deals at the Holiday Hacks site. Of course, I am thinking I will buy chocolate for Mothers day!
I was looking at the Technorati State of the Blogosphere the other day. I was struck by the gender breakdown for blogging. Looks like men dominate blogging. Only 34% of bloggers are female! What is up with that?
Some known female pirates are:
Queen Artemisia of Halicarnassus (in Greece) was a known pirate around 480 B.C. in the Mediterranean region.
Elissa, commonly known as “Dido” was a pirate in 470 B.C., also in the Mediterranean region. She is also the legendary founder of Carthage.
Queen Teuta of Illyria was a pirate in the Adriatic Sea circa 232 B.C. to 228 B.C.
Norwegian Vikings Princess Sela, Princess Rusla, Russila and her sister Stikla pirated the seas between 420 A.D and 800 A.D.
Other female Viking pirates believed to sail the seas post 800 A.D. are Wigbiorg, Hetha, Wisna, Alfhild (a.k.a. Ælfhild, Alwilda, Alvilda), Ladgerda and Æthelflæd, who was known as the “Lady of the Mercias.”
A fairly famous pirate in the 1500′s was Grace O’Malley, who was also know to go by Granuaile, Grainne O’Malley. She commanded three galleys and 200 men in the Atlantic.
Between 1500 – 1800, it is estimated that hundreds of Chinese female pirates roamed the seas. Supposedly whole families of pirates lived at sea, including mothers, wives, daughters, and servant girls. Some were forced, some voluntarily joined and some were born into piracy.
Are you a mother? Do you work outside the home? If you answer ‘yes’ to both of those then I bet I know something else. I bet you suffer from working mom’s guilt. What is it? Well, basically is it just mom’s that feel guilty about going to work and leaving the kids at the daycare. There is also some guilt about neglecting other “housewife” type duties. Do you suffer from working mom’s guilt?
Did you know that you can donate a car to charity a get a tax break? It’s true! You can help out a charity and get a tax break at the same time! And donating a car to charity is easier than you think. So why not get that tax break today!
Marriage is an everyday thing. And it seems like divorce is becoming just as common! It makes you wonder why people do not work it out. Or at least try that is. It seems that they cared enough to get married. So why not keep caring and work through it? Of course, if you do decide to work through it how long does that last? How long do you keep trying with it?
These days a lot of moms are working outside the home. However there are also a number of moms that are stay at home moms. What does society deem acceptable? Both it seems. However, that does not make it any easier for the working moms. In fact, a large number of working moms suffer from working mom’s guilt. They are finding it hard to balance working with raising kids. But for some the work is a situation where they have to work to support the family. Do you have working moms guilt?
Well, looks like Women’s Murder Club star Angie Harmon has given birth. It is kid number three. And like the other two, this one is a girl. So, no boys for Jason Sehorn yet! This baby is named Emery Hope Sehorn. It will join sisters Finley Faith, 5, and Avery Grace, 3. Congrats to all!
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