Where are all the female bloggers? Here, in my weekly “top ten” posts.<\/p>\n
After a fortnight of returning to old stamping grounds, this week I’m recommencing the collection of new female bloggers, on my way to an nice even number of 300.<\/p>\n
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A Little Pregnant, who was obviously rather more than that, offers personal reflection and family accounts of Katrina<\/a>, while in the other big US news of the week,”Pissed-off Patricia” on Blondesense has a pithy selection of questions for Judge Roberts<\/a>.<\/p>\n Back in the UK, Gendergeek is angered by a spurious connection being made feminism and paedophilia<\/a>.<\/p>\n Jenny D. on Back Talk asks some of the big questions: Can you teach? How do you know? <\/a> Still in schools, on The Crazy Rants of Samantha Burns, you-can-guess-who asks if kids should be punished for their parents<\/a>.<\/p>\n On the artistic side, Sweet Jane on Parisist is getting away from the grey of a Paris autumn with a spectacular art installation<\/a>. (Even if you can’t read the French, check out the pics.) Jeanne on Body and Soul discusses the – rather odd when you think about it – idea of turning blogs into books<\/a>.<\/p>\n Open Brackets, meanwhile, has come up with some useful new words, including Grouptard: [user] group + retard: The maddening and ever-present fool who apparently always populates otherwise lovely user groups<\/a>.<\/p>\n On the personal side, Sara Lynn on the beautifully named Yeah, But Houdini Didn’t Have These Hips reports on how not to have a birthday<\/a>. Belle in the Big Apple, meanwhile, is waying the choices and compromises of city life versus the Southern Boy<\/a>. (Don’t tie yourself down, I’d say.)<\/p>\n *** ***
\nLast week’s edition is here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nRemember nominations are hugely welcome – I’ll probably get to you eventually anyway, but why not hurry along the process?<\/p>\n