Musings of a Perfectionist

Hello :) Those of you who know me well will probably have listened to at least one rant about feminism, especially after having studied Invisible Women by Caroline Criado-Perez in English. And those of you who have also read this wonderful book will (hopefully) be joining me in ranting. One of the parts of this book discusses women's health and medicine, and how the concept of the default male (a major concept throughout the entire book) prevents women's health issues from being properly understood and treated. There were many parts of the book that made me so angry that I had to put it down and just stare into the distance. It was probably quite a good thing that we were studying it, because it meant that I only had to read a few chapters at a time and so the anger wasn't building up BUT, the revolution is here! Slowly, it comes, like a steam train. One of the parts of the revolution concerns actually listening to and collecting data on women's health so...  Please fil

 Good morning/afternoon/evening! I'm not even going to guess how long it's been since I last published a post. And then, when I was going to write one today, I remembered that Feedburner (the google system I use to track subscribers and that sends out the emails finding their way into your inbox) is dying so I had to change everything over to another site. The new site is great: it's slick and helpful and so much better than Feedburner (which didn't seem to have been updated since it was first created) BUT it did involve a lot of messing around with HTML codes and playing around with the useless Blogger settings. Hopefully, it is now all sorted out (although I'm still wanting to add the subscribe button to the main home page as well as in the sidebar). Oh, and for subscribers, it should be more of a newsletter system because I had to pay to get the whole sending an email whenever I post - as I don't post much, it shouldn't affect you at all :) Anyway. Moving