I had a great life growing up. However, it didn't last. My mom died almost a year ago. It was a complete shock to everyone that knew her, my Dad and I... especially. She was so young and full of life. It was rough at first, but Dad and I got through it. We relied on each other during that time and our bond grew even stronger. Being a teenager you would think I would want to hang out with my friends and go to parties all the time. That's somewhat true. I do enjoy the occasional party but the best. “In the Suffragette Movement in the early Twentieth Century, it was a movement focused on rights for women. Women of the time were marginalized and often seen as the property of their fathers and eventually their husbands. A single adult woman was a rarity and seen almost as a curiosity. But the Suffragettes achieved many of their goals, but not all of them. Women are still marginalized today, they are not yet seen as full citizens of this country. You might quibble at my phrasing, but when you. Doctoring skills would be at a premium in the coming years. Paul and I discussed that via radio and he was having Doc start training anyone with an interest in medical skills. The more I thought about it, the more I decided that lack of medical assistance and lack of survival knowledge had resulted in many areas losing all their inhabitants. We would never really know. I told Wendy that we should have gone three to five years ago. She reminded me that the community would perhaps not have. It did feela bit weird; I knew how to walk around as a girl, but I realised I hadnever done any chores or sat down in a dress before. My blond hair I havealways worn long and always put it into a ponytail. I decided it would bemore fitting to wear the ponytail high on my head in a girly mannerrather than the usual arrangement. It seemed to look more natural. Motherfound the new arrangement very helpful and said it really improved thespeed of preparing new styles, as there was no delay when she.