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People
are Talking
Hi
girls. saw you on BT this
morning. What a great
concept for a magazine!
I LOVE it! And the best
part is that it is local!
Love it, love it, love
it! It's really great
to be able to connect
to real moms that look
like you - not a childless
model holding a baby for
a photo shoot!
Melsha
Shea, Leduc
Hello
ladies (Tamara),Just
visiting your lovely country
from Austria and stumbled
upon your magazine at
my friends house (where
I am staying). My first
reaction was WOW!! What
a great idea you (gorgeous)
ladies have. The magazine
is insightful and funny
- nothing quite like it
in Austria I must say.
I
am not a mother (yet anyway)
but I sure can appreciate
why mothers would love
your magazine. It is cool
and smart not the typical
mothering magazine, but
judging by the way you
ladies act and look (went
to your website - what
a great looking bunch)
you are not the typical
mothers. Your husbands
are very lucky indeed,
Canadian women are so
beautiful!!
Keep
up the quality work -
and I'll be sure to check
out your site from time
to time in Austria.
"Auf
Wiedersehen",
Olga
VanRasmen
Big
Daddy's Big Controversy
Dear
Ms. Plant,
I
received a copy of your
magazine to peruse from
a friend. I was interested
in what it contained and
quite impressed with the
layout and content; then
I turned to "Big
Daddy's Corner."
This article, I'm assuming,
was meant to be funny.
I don't understand why
a magazine, whose target
market is very obviously
women, would include such
a sexist, belittling article
in one of its issues.
How narrow-minded is it
to stereotype women in
general as bad drivers?
I agree there are women
who are bad drivers, just
as there are men, teenagers,
elderly people, and taxi
operators (you get my
point) who are bad drivers.
I am an educated, professional,
working mom and I also
consider myself to be
a very responsible driver.
In my opinion, the article
inferring that MOST women
are bad drivers was simply
offensive.
Perhaps "Big Daddy"
should refrain from trying
to sound intelligent and
limit his activities to
sitting on the couch with
a beer and the TV remote.
Sincerely,
Erin
Maiorana
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