WE Empowers WomenTALK

Throughout the ages, men and women have exchanged love letters, poems, sonnets, and songs, (to name only but a few) expressing their love and passion for their chosen one. I think that with technology, these tokens of love and romance have become obsolete. What I would like to do is to collect love letters, poems, or whatever written romantic message that people choose to include, and compile them in a book. While there are obviously books dedicated to the love letters of great writers, men and women through out time, I have yet to find one that is comprised of extraordinary love letters from every day (modern people).

I am hoping that this catches on and men and women across the nation/world will chose to send me a love letter to include. I think that our generation lacks a romantic voice, and sadly this has carried over to my relationship. I hope that these letters will not only act as a catharsis for my present situation, but can lead to inspiration and romance... not just in my relationship but in relationships across the world.

I also find that it would be interesting to see how people in our day and age express their love- and am hoping that in asking you all to start the ball rolling- it may also be helpful in your relationships as well. I hope to not only find a voice for myself in this endeavor, but also to lend a romantic voice to our generation, creating hope and optimism!

Please feel free to pass this site on or include it with your own, and I hope that you all contribute (and eventually I look forward to finding a publisher who has a romantic vision as well!)

http://lovelettersfromordinarypeople.blogspot.com/

When: August 5th 8pm Central Time USA in Australia/New Zealand its Aug. 6th 11 AM
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Author of From Nobel to Ride on Mower: A Story about Survival - Is it possible to live a life full of abuse, threats and fear yet still come out whole and sane? Is it possible to be downtrodden for years yet still have compassion for your tormentor? Is it possible to be in financial ruin and refuse to declare yourself bankrupt but work hard to be debt free? Is it possible to turn an insignificant business into a flourishing one despite no experience? From Nobel Prize to Ride-On Mower shows how wisdom can be gained from such life-altering experiences as these. This is the true story of Gunilla Miranda, a Swedish independent journalist and single mother, who meets and marries the love of her life and moves to Australia. But there is a darker side to her marriage, as if she has wed Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Anyone who has lived with someone suffering from mental illness can identify with this book. They will be encouraged and inspired by the author's willful determination and wisdom. For those who haven't, the authenticity and honesty of this narrative, which is both grueling and inspiring, compels the reader to experience firsthand what it means to be living in fear. After reading this story your outlook will never be quite the same again. ABOUT THE AUTHOR-Gunilla Miranda has written 18 books, including one interview book with the Dalai Lama. She was a journalist for 30 years and now owns a successful business in NSW and VIC, Australia where she continues to live.

Hi, my name it Nita Jackson and I'm a married counselor. I have a web site name forevernaturalhealing.com I just started my new business online. I've been counseling people inside my home for years. But I wanted to reach other people that might need my help. Can you tell me what I can do to get people to my web site?

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This is my first visit to WETV website. I've been reading the posts and it seems quite a few are not happy, wether it be for women not being able to set a table or they were unhappy to see women in a bikini. So what DOES empower you? What would you like to watch?
My self and 2 female cousins have a website, http://abandonedaustralia.googlepages.com/home and after being featured in a magazine we had over 3 million hits in 4 days, we are not 20 year olds, we range from ages 32, 37 and 46.
I doubt we could set a really fancy table, I don't think you would EVER catch us running around in bikini's. And yet, we have so much interest. It shows that what people do want to see REAL women - not perfect women. Real women with a passion who can go that extra mile. The shows like American/Australian Princess (yes we have that show here too) are a good show to sit back and watch, just like a Mills and Boons book is a good book to sit back and relax with, but they aren't empowering... We are currently developing a tv show and it shows us as we are, not perfect but we will be showing the world what normal women, wives and mothers can do.

Greetings,
As founder and senior life coach at Magical Mother Women's Coaching & Empowerment Servs I help teen girls and women to improve self esteem, discover joy for life, and rejuvenate and revitalize themselves. It is a most blessed occupation!

With Love,
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I had never watched your network before tonight, and will never watch it again.

Name me ONE network -- Spike, ESPN, etc. -- geared toward men that advertises themselves with men in business suits followed by men in bikinis. NONE. They don't do that, because it would alienate their viewers. But you do, and you alienated me.

I am 41 years old, liberal, and have been known to wear a bikini. But it pisses me off to no end when men's ideal of the perfect woman (make money and provide sex on demand) is used to market to women. We are strong, we are smart, regardless of what we look like naked. SHAME ON YOU! I will never watch your network again. You are a group of sexist men pretending you care about women's issues in search of the almight dollar.

My kids are in 4-H and they are impowering my child.I have a 14 year old girl.She was very shy and would never take up for herself.Now she is learning to stand up for herself without being mean.She is Vice President of the 4-H county council.For the second year in a row.She is President of our club for the second year also.She has learned to talk in public and is growing stronger every year.She now wants to work with other children.Either elementry or special needs kids.So start when they are young and women of the future either at home or at work will be stronger and more confident.

I have been traveling a ton lately, LA to SF, NY etc. Working at home today because I got hurt @ the Oakland airport yesterday. I work hard, have always played in a man's world. I turned on We, the "American Princess" show was on. It is a HUGE embarrassment. I'm about 10 years older than some of the gals on that show, I'm torn between if they are total idiots, or WE picked them out to exploit them. 29 Year olds from Texas that don't know how to set a table?

WE TV is a total joke. I'm sorry to say, this is the problem with women in the US, they think this is empowerment instead of hard work. Shame on WE!! TV. YOU ARE a JOKE! Shame on the avg women for thinking this is inspiration, what about the hard working women around the globe. Total joke!! Will never turn it on again, and make sure my neice, and any of the future generation do either!

Julie Stedman
SF CA
510 725 5676