International Women’s Day

22 thoughts on “International Women’s Day”

1. Thanks for the mention, but I no longer write on Orlando Avenue as I have moved to Niagara Falls NY and have a new site…

2. Gavin,
   Thank you so much for re-visiting the W-list for International Women’s Day. A nice reminder of a great group of bloggers. You rock! 🙂

3. When I see you in New York next month, Gavin, I’m going to give you a big hug for reprinting the W-list. For reasons I won’t go into, other than to say they have to do with why the W-list was created in the first place, it was especially nice to discover your post tonight. Thanks.

4. Hi and thanks for the mention. I have now taken over the Wiggly Wigglers blog for Heather Gorringe. Really enjoying it and getting to meet some great people.

5. Hello…,
   That is a good snipet and I must say an exhaustive list..!
   Any other story to share..!

6. Thank you, Gavin. In Italy on March 8, all women go out to lunch and/or dinner and give each other flowers.
   There have been nice stories since the W-List’s kick off last August. My message to all is that it’s alright to interrogate reality http://tiny.cc/g7c55
   I invite you to have Three Cups of Tea with each other http://tiny.cc/DkzXq

7. Thank you for the mention! I feel honored.

8. Thanks so much for the love and the list – again. Such a lovely reminder. Much love and peace, Carolyn, The Wild Wiki Woman!

9. Thank you for helping to spread the list – it’s such a great project. Happy Friday!

10. I know what it is….you wanted to ensure a very warm welcome from all the ladies!!!
    It worked! Once Connie has finished there is a hug from me too 🙂

11. The truly cool thing about this list is how many new connections were made, how many new bonds were forged and have only strengthened over time. It’s an amazing thing to see so many talented, bright and terrific women reach out to one another. We can’t ever lose sight of the power we have when we help one another.
    Anita Bruzzese
    http://www.45things.com

12. You are SUCH a flirt – way to go to get into our good books, you ol’ rascal. 😛 (thnx for the brilliant rap). Bookmarked as it’s an amazing list, very well researched. *hugs*

13. Gavin, what a lovely way to celebrate! Thank you very much.

14. Gavin, what a wonderful way to celebrate International Women’s Day! Thank you.

15. Gavin,
    Wow, what an impressive list! I’m honored to be in such great company 😉 Thanks!

16. Gavin – You so rock. Thank you from all of the women of the blogosphere.

17. Thank you so much for reprinting the list…be well!

18. Thanks great list.
    I came across this great Gender Calculator from the superb GetUp website:
    http://www.getup.org.au/campaign/HowTheOtherHalfEarns&id=307?dc=345,204150
    The results are sure to infuriate!
    Jen

19. Gavin, it doesn’t surprise me to see you value your women blogger friends today. Thanks so much!

20. Gavin — Thanks for reprinting this list of blogs published by some truly fabulous people. I feel honored to be in their company.

21. I was honored to see my blog, ChildCenteredDivorce, among those listed. I’m doing my utmost to serve parents faced with or coping with divorce issues and this is a wonderful affirmation that I’m making a difference. Many thanks!
    Rosalind Sedacca, CCT

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