Winter 08/09 - Plugged In PDF Print E-mail
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Features

The Mostly Happy Couch Surfing Tour by Pam Bustin
An author plugs in to her network of friends to create a book tour out of thin air.

Fragments: The Emergence of the Superwoman by Carla Atherton
The world is at our feet, but is it too much and what is the cost?


Articles and Essays

Motherhood Is Hot by Angela Long
Motherhood is being marketed as a hot trend, but the women jumping on the bandwagon may not be considering all the consequences.


Profiles

Rosemary Gladstar by Carla Atherton
Herbalist and Teacher

Derrick Jensen by Carla Atherton
Environmental Activist, Speaker, Writer, Actor

The Stall by Carla Atherton
Wanna hear a story about two creative, feisty women artists with a dream and a plan and a purpose? Who doesn't?! Bevin Bradley and Roberta Ross are two such women.


Columns

Femme Vitale - Plugged In To Stress by Charmian Christie
Does being constantly plugged in to technology really make us more efficient?

Inspired at Work - Teleworking Women by Christine Hart
What benefits does working from a home office offer?

Lesley's Letters - The Modern Family Dynamic by Lesley Crewe
Does plugged in mean different things to different generations?

Sandwich Generation - Beauty Is In the Eye of the Beholder by Gisele Grignon
After a recent makeover experience, Gisele thinks perhaps this self-improvement trend has gone too far.

Sense and Sensuality - Finding Sex Partners Online by Sarah Stefanson
Is finding casual sex partners online safer than picking them up at the bar?

XY - Men, Women, and Internet Trolls by Gord Sellar
Why are dysfunctional internet users so often men?


Non-Fiction

Reunion by Elaine Greensmith Jordan
Can a visit with a childhood friend help this woman get the chaos of her life back on track?

Frontier Woman by Carrie Visintainer
A woman unplugs from her everyday life to fend for herself at a no-frills, isolated cabin.

Proof of Identity by Margaret Thompson
Dealing with government bureaucracy is just one of the many challenges of taking care of an aging parent.


Poetry

The Majesty of the Blue and Like an Old Woman Rising by Tara L. Masih

Mother by Rizwati Freeman

River Road and Seven Kinds Prescribed by Katie Quarles

Nice to Meet You in the Suburbs, Ripping the Golden - Green, Sunday's Virgins, and Sweet Words by Gili Haimovich

How To Make Bombs by Mehnaz Turner


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  • As the old wisdom states: in order to understand the future, you need to understand the past. How true is that? The past entices learning, reminds us of what to do and what not to do, teaches us valuable lessons, and shows us from where we have come and how far. Women suffragists have blazed trails for our future, herbal women have taught us how to heal and nurture ourselves, our travels have taught us to value what we have or to reach for a better future, and our innermost desires poke to the surface reminding us to act, that there is more we want to do. Of course, we need to look toward the future, but the wisdom of the past must always be our companion.

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  • poems from spoken word poet, lisa b's, new CD resonant frequencies

    Honest, raw, and powerful.

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Fittingly for our Passion themed issue, we welcome our newest Cahoots Community member, Saskatoon's Positive Passions, which has come on board to sponsor Sarah Stefanson's column, Sense and Sensuality. Through their retail location, home presentations, resource centre, and website, Positive Passions provides an open, welcoming, and healthy place to obtain information, resources, and products in regards to sex, sexuality, and sexual dysfunctions.

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Cahoots is happy to announce that our 2nd Annual In Cahoots Fiction Contest Winner is In Season by Carol McAdoo Rehme! Carol will receive our fabulous prize package featuring a variety of excellent products from Cahoots Community members including Anne Camozzi, Christine Hart, Sheree Bradford-Lea, Trea Schuster, Jacqueline Faye Miller, Marianne Paul, Lesley Crewe, Lorri Neilsen Glenn, Coteau Books, Kim Goldberg, Sarah Stefanson, Suzanne Paschall, Jump Me Martha, Wildcrafters Herbs & Everlastings, LunaPads, Janice Art Jewelry, and Page Lambert. Check out the Fiction section to read Carol's piece as well as our three great runners-up.

 

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