The Mommy Wars revisited
December 7th, 2006Albert Mohler has a good commentary about psycho feminist Linda Hirshman and her new book, “Get to Work: A Manifesto for Women of the World.”
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Apparently this woman has no idea what true fulfillment is! As a mom of 2, I am happy and satisfied to stay home. I know what else is out there and I don’t miss it at all!
MmmmmK.
I have an idea. Let’s lock Linda Hirshman in a room with Mark Driscoll and sell the video feed on pay per view.
I feel so terribly sad for this lady that she believes a career and/or money are more fulfilling than shaping the lives of children.