#curfew

Woman of the Day suffragette Evelina Haverfield, born OTD in Scotland, spoke at a Yeovil Town Hall meeting in 1909 that was mobbed by jeering men who threw “coal, apples and rotten eggs” at women. The Western Gazette noted “The skilful way Suffragettes dodged the missiles showed

Fanny Mendelssohn (1805-1847) composed more than 460 works, which were published under her lauded composer brother, Felix Mendelssohn's name #WomensArt

It’s just too hot.

14th century doctors: “I don’t know what’s wrong with you, but you’re a woman so…witchcraft” 19th century doctors: “I don’t know what’s wrong with you, but you’re a woman so…hysteria” 21st century doctors: “I don’t know what’s wrong with you, but you’re a woman so…anxiety”

What movie is your comfort food?

There is no Woman of the Day today but I thought you might like to know that NASA computer scientist and systems engineer Margaret Hamilton was born OTD in 1936 in Indiana. Her expertise and forward planning are credited with averting a crisis less than three minutes before

Not to add to the discourse, but… It’s ‘toe the line,’ not ‘tow the line.’ It’s ‘free rein,’ and not ‘free reign.’ It’s ‘eke out,’ not ‘eek out.’ It’s ‘sleight of hand,’ not ‘slight of hand.’ It's ‘Anchors aweigh,’ and not ‘Anchor's away!’

Do you ever go out, and while you're out, you think, ‘this is exactly why I don't go out’?

Cooling off.. 😅

First sighting of SPooOooOooKY🎃😱 stuff in the supermarket. That’s it, folks, summer’s over. It’s Halloween now, which means it’s Christmas now.

things were better when the computer lived in its own specific room and you only went in there sometimes

I always regret the plans I made when I was in a 5 minute extroverted mood

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