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When it comes to the music scene on the South Shore and beyond, Rockland resident Jay Psaros is on the forefront.
Not only is Psaros, 28, a talented musician, he is the founder of PB and Jay Records, which produces locally based recording artists such as Jackson Wetherbee (funk, soul, reggae), bcap (a folk and hip-hop act) Jose Docen, a "neo-folk" songwriter and Psaros himself, who plays original folk music.
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My students all tried their hand at describing and defining culture so I decided to take a look at what some experts say about the meaning of culture. I came across an article titled "The Meaning of Culture" by Anna Katrina Davey on the Across Cultures website. The article states, "Culture is a framework of behavioral patterns, values, assumptions and experiences shared by a social group." It goes on to say that culture is something learned, "mental programming," and cultural conditioning. The important thing is to gain a perspective about our own cultural conditioning and to build our knowledge about other cultural systems so we can truly appreciate the diversity of our world.
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Have you ever thought about the concept of public art? That is, art in public spaces? We all expect to go to a museum and see works of art. However, have you ever thought about the art exhibited in other spaces? For instance, at our school we have a sculpture of children playing just outside of our Elementary Building. This would be an example of art in a public space, funded by donors. In an article titled,"As Governments Across Europe Slash Costs, the Future of Public Art is Far from Assured" the issue of funding for art publicly displayed and the future of that when other programs are being cut is discussed. Art has been used in every culture and generation as a form of expression to societal issues. There are those who believe art should continue to be displayed in a very public fashion and then those that say people can visit a museum. Do you think art should be displayed publicly so that anyone passing by can enjoy it? Do you think art in public spaces is important enough to fund even in this down economy?
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European Decorative Arts and Sculpture Drawing Room from a Town House: 901 Fifth Avenue, New York City Made in New York City, New York, United States, North and Central America1923 Designed by the firm of Maison Carlhian, Paris, 1867 - 1975 Painted and gilded oak * Gallery 265, European Art 1500-1850, second floor 1939-41-62 Bequest of Eleanore Elkins Rice, 1939 |
LabelThis room and its furnishings were given to the Museum in 1939 by Eleanore Elkins Rice. Designed as an elegant setting for Mrs. Rice's distinguished collection of eighteenth-century French furniture and decorative arts, the room was originally installed in her New York town house. The woodwork of painted and gilded oak is based on designs by French architect Jacques-Ange Gabriel (1698-1782).* Works in the collection are moved off view for many different reasons. Although gallery locations on the website are updated regularly, there is no guarantee that this object will be on display on the day of your visit. |


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MSO tunes up for Carnegie Hall with beautifully balanced concert
Friday's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert was more than just a warm-up of part of the program the MSO is preparing for its May 11 performance at Carnegie Hall; it was a beautifully executed tour of some colorful pillars of the orchestral repertoire.
The concert opened with Messiaen's "Les Offrandes Oubliées" ("The Forgotten Offerings") and Debussy's "La Mer" ("The Sea") - the two pieces will fill the first half of the symphony's New York performance as well - and closed with Bruckner's Symphony No. 6. »Read Full Article
Patriarch off 'Duck Dynasty' after gay comments
LOS ANGELES (AP) "Duck Dynasty" patriarch Phil Robertson is off the hit A&E reality series indefinitely after disparaging gays as sinners akin to adulterers and swindlers, the network said.
A&E announced Wednesday what it called a "hiatus" for Robertson, 67, after he disparaged gays in the January edition of GQ magazine. He also said that, growing up in Louisiana before the Civil Rights movement, he never saw mistreatment of blacks. »Read Full Article
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Brantley Gilbert, Tiesto and St. Vincent
Brantly Gilbert, pictured here opening for Tim McGraw at Summerfest earlier this year, is back with a new song "Bottoms Up." Journal Sentinel photo by Rick Wood. »Read Full Blog Post
Germany denies Jewish heirs; Cologne returns art
BERLIN (AP) Germany says it won't return two paintings once owned by a Jewish businessman who fled the Nazis, even as the western city of Cologne agreed to hand back almost a dozen other valuable drawings to heirs in two separate cases.
The contrasting decisions were both announced Wednesday. They illustrate the considerable legal leeway that German officials have when it comes to deciding on claims by the descendants of Jewish collectors persecuted by Adolf Hitler's regime, as they struggle to find a solution for the vast trove of art discovered in a Munich apartment. »Read Full Article
These people, moments made pop culture pop in 2013
Miley Cyrus didn't get a Grammy nomination. "Duck Dynasty" was snubbed by the Emmys. And "Anchorman 2" won't be staying classy at the Oscars.
But in our eyes, they're award-worthy. Because love 'em or hate 'em, millions talked (or tweeted) about them. And along with North West and 'N Sync, "Breaking Bad" and Paula Deen breaking down, they made pop culture pop in 2013. »Read Full Article
Reading the John Updike stories: 'Incest'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
The provocatively titled "Incest" returns us to a familiar situation in the early John Updike stories: A tired young husband home from work, a tired, bored young wife who's not getting any juice from him. »Read Full Blog Post
'Mary Poppins' among 25 US films to be preserved
WASHINGTON (AP) Just in time for a new movie about the making of "Mary Poppins," the 1964 Disney classic starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke has been selected for preservation at the Library of Congress so future generations of Americans can see it.
On Wednesday, the library is inducting 25 films into the National Film Registry to be preserved for their cultural, historical or cinematic significance. This year's selections include Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction," the space race film "The Right Stuff," and Michael Moore's documentary confronting the auto industry, "Roger and Me." »Read Full Article
Aguilera, Gaga duet as 'The Voice' crowns a champ
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. (AP) No one is more surprised by the results of Tuesday's "The Voice" finale than season five winner, Jamaican powerhouse Tessanne Chin.
"It is out of body," Chin said, holding her trophy backstage after the NBC singing competition. "I feel like, is this really happening, you know? This can't be real. Like unbelievable. Unbelievable." »Read Full Article
Christmas edition will reveal winning artwork
The Journal Sentinel began a tradition six years ago by offering readers the gift of art on Christmas Day. In the space normally reserved for the top news of the day, we present readers with a work of art by a Wisconsin artist.
This year, more than 100 artworks were nominated by museums, galleries, artists and readers. One artwork has been selected by Publisher Elizabeth Brenner, Editor Martin Kaiser and myself. It will be revealed when readers open the Christmas morning edition of the newspaper. »Read Full Article(3)
On Tap Today: birds, pinball, art and technology
You have to love that there are people in Wisconsin who get up early to look at birds in December. You could be one of them today, if you care to.
Afterward, we recommend warming up indoors and the contemplation of doings that require fewer layers. For instance, why not read arts and books editor Jim Higgins weekly take on John Updike's short stories. He posts his musings each Wednesday at 8 a.m. at the "Recommended Reading" blog. »Read Full Blog Post
Sean Penn with US businessman wanted in Bolivia
LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) Actor Sean Penn said Tuesday that he's with Jacob Ostreicher after the New York businessman was secretly spirited out of Bolivia, where he's been fighting for more than two years to clear his name in a money-laundering investigation.
Penn said in an email that Ostreicher is safe, doing well and receiving medical attention at an undisclosed location. »Read Full Article
ABC asks judge to throw out 'pink slime' lawsuit
ELK POINT, S.D. (AP) A lawyer for ABC on Tuesday asked a circuit judge to throw out a defamation lawsuit related to its coverage of a meat product called lean, finely textured beef.
Circuit Judge Cheryle Gering said she'll issue a written ruling at later date but she did not give a time frame. »Read Full Article
Nirvana, Kiss, Peter Gabriel headed to Rock Hall
NEW YORK (AP) Nirvana, Kiss and Peter Gabriel will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next year.
The Rock Hall announced Tuesday that Hall and Oates, Linda Ronstadt and Cat Stevens also will be inducted April 10 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. »Read Full Article
'Anchorman 2' is kind of a disappointing deal
Laughter is the best medicine, but "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues" is a placebo.
TV news anchor Ron Burgundy has come down in the world in more ways than one. In the new film formally opening in theaters Wednesday, a jobless Burgundy, played by Will Ferrell, ends up working the graveyard shift at a new 24-hour cable news station. The usual hijinks prevail as he stumbles his way back to the top. »Read Full Article(31)
Milwaukee Public Museum discontinues free Monday admission for county residents
Milwaukee County residents take note. Free Mondays at the Milwaukee Public Museum end this month. The longtime policy will be replaced by a Thank-You Thursday program.
County residents will receive free general admission on the first Thursday of every month as part of the new program. The museum will be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. each Thursday. Adults residents must present valid photo identification showing residency and children must be accompanied by an adult showing proof of residency to receive free admission. »Read Full Article(1)
Cafe Vocar opening in Riverwest on Friday
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Author hired to write sequel to Larsson series
STOCKHOLM (AP) The Swedish publisher of the best-selling "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" trilogy said Tuesday it has hired an author to write a sequel to the series by Stieg Larsson, who died in 2004.
Norstedts said it signed a contract with David Lagercrantz, the author of "I am Zlatan," a biography of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the captain of Sweden's soccer team, to write a new novel about journalist Mikael Blomqvist and hacker Lisbeth Salander that is scheduled to be published in August 2015. »Read Full Article
Hollywood movie star sisters' 90-year feud ends
PARIS (AP) Joan Fontaine's 1942 Oscar was so much more than a trophy. Competing head-to-head with her older, more famous sister "Gone With the Wind" star Olivia de Havilland it finally was proof the 24-year-old rising actress had exacted the ultimate revenge on her sibling in a fierce rivalry that dated back to childhood.
Here's a look at their sibling rivalry and others just as bitter that have played out well beyond the family dinner table: »Read Full Article
Timberlake, Beyonce have year's top iTunes albums
NEW YORK (AP) Beyonce's new album was released just last week, but it's already the second best-selling album on iTunes this year.
Apple announced Tuesday that the diva's self-titled album is behind only Justin Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience." Beyonce's fifth album sold more than 617,000 units in three days. »Read Full Article
George Zimmerman sells art to get out of debt
George Zimmerman, Florida's most known neighborhood watchman, is trying to get out of debt by selling original artwork on eBay, according to the New York Post and Vanity Fair magazine.
The painting, which looks like a detail of the American flag in monochromatic blues, went from an original bid of 99 cents to nearly $100,000 by Tuesday morning. So far, there have been 98 bids on the work. The auction ends Saturday. »Read Full Article(75)
Remembering Ray Price
Country music lost one of its finest voices Monday with the death of Ray Price. Living to the age of 87 years old, Price was one of those rare bona fide legends whose life reads like a time capsule, yet he remained relevant in the genre that he helped shape right until the end. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Milwaukee hip-hop, Straight No Chaser, Christmas movies and Marquette basketball
The state of Milwaukee's hip-hop music scene - and how to connect underground artists with audiences - will be on the table from 5 to 8 tonight at Translator, 415 E. Menomonee St., in the latest installment of the TAG Talks networking series, featuring the owners of local label Uni-Fi Records. Admission is free.
A cappella specialists Straight No Chaser bring their holiday harmonies to the Riverside Theater at 7:30 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post


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Let's Re-Imagine Story Time! LEGO® DUPLO® and the Association for Library Services To Children (ALSC) have joined hands to celebrate and support local libraries. The most nominated library in the "Read! Build! Play!" project receives $5,000 for books and supplies. The top 200 libraries receive a special LEGO DUPLO Read! Build! Play! toolkit chock full of cutting edge, early literacy programming that combines preschool books with a versatile collection of DUPLO bricks.
The LEGO programs at the Johnson County Public Library have enjoyed a great deal of success since their inception. Kids and adults come together to build with LEGOs, simultaneously developing creative skills. Help JCPL win free DUPLO blocks and books by nominating us for a LEGO grant at http://readbuildplay.com/
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European Painting before 1900, Johnson Collection Saint Francis of Assisi Panel from an altarpiece; companion to John G. Johnson Collection, Philadelphia Museum of Art (Cat. 155) Made in Venice, Italy, Europec. 1470-75 Bartolomeo Vivarini, Italian (active Venice), signed works 1450 - 1490 Tempera and tooled gold on panel * Gallery 213a, European Art 1100-1500, second floor Cat. 156 John G. Johnson Collection, 1917 |
LabelBartolomeo Vivarini was the younger brother and partner of Antonio Vivarini, whose painting Saint Bernardino of Siena is also in the Museum's collection. Bartolomeo's expressive rendering of anatomy, drapery, and marble floors contrasts sharply with his older brother's simpler style and reflects the influence of the great Renaissance artist Andrea Mantegna (Italian, 1431-1506).Social Tags [?]barefoot [x] bible [x] cross [x] monk [x] renaissance [x] saint francis [x] tempera [x] thin [x] [Add Your Own Tags]* Works in the collection are moved off view for many different reasons. Although gallery locations on the website are updated regularly, there is no guarantee that this object will be on display on the day of your visit. |


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Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
One year ago, there were fires in mid-October.
This year, there were fires in mid-October.
One year ago, we were planning to take a cruise.
This year we are planning to take a cruise.
One year ago I was single.
This year I am celebrating one year of marriage (this Tuesday to be exact).
In many ways my life has changed more than I could ever have imagined in the last 12 months. My world is now totally invested in someone else's. We are the masters of our home. The decisionmakers. The ones who yell at the toilet paper fairy for not changing the roll. The ones who run out to 7-11 at 1 a.m. to get Tylenol and orange juice.
In other ways, my life is the way it ways before I was married: I still hang out with the people I hung out with, I still have "me" time, in addition to "we" time. I still have aliyahs during High Holiday services, only this time I am called up with my husband.
I have loved being a Jewlywed. I have loved sharing stories with everyone of our first year of marriage.
My husband and I have celebrated a lot of firsts as a married couple, and in the coming 100 years, we will be celebrating many more.
We are now, as our families lovingly call us, an "old married couple."
To those Jewlyweds to be: Enjoy it. The ups and downs during your first year will bring you together – and make you stronger.
And it will make for great stories to tell your grandchildren one day.
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To my beloved husband,
Since circumstances this Rosh Hashanah require us, once again, to be more than 1,700 miles apart, I wanted to tell you something. And it's not because I'm lonely, and it's not because it's almost New Year's Eve.
It's because I wanted to let you know that out of sight does not mean out of mind. So, I figured I would write you this love note (with some help from Johnny Mathis):
Maybe it's much too early in the game
Ooh, but I thought I'd ask you just the same
What are you doing New Year's
New Year's Eve?
Wonder whose arms will hold you good and tight
When it's exactly 6:21 that night
Welcoming in the New Year
New Year's Eve
Maybe I'm crazy to suppose
I'd ever be the one you chose
Out of the thousand invitations
You received
Ooh, but in case I stand one little chance
Here comes the jackpot question in advance:
What are you doing New Year's
New Year's Eve?
So Monday evening, just know that even though our lips will be in different time zones, I will be kissing you in my thoughts.
A L'Shana Tova to all … and this New Year's Eve remember, like Stephen Stills advised, if you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with!
September 18, 2008 | 3:59 am
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
I learned a lot about my husband when we went on our first date at CityWalk. While sitting at Howl at the Moon, he with his Smirnoff Ice, me with my Appletini, we made a list. It wasn't a list about our hopes and dreams, about our future plans or even about questions we had for each other.
It was a list of movies that each of us thought the other should see.
The list of films I thought he needed to see had at least 40 movies on it, including: "Singing in the Rain," "12 Angry Men," "Inherit the Wind," "The Godfather," "The Music Man," "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" and "Casablanca."
He made a list for me, too. I think it had three films on it.
As we went through film after film, I was shocked. My father is a film guru – and I have followed in his footsteps. I knew my husband needed to expand his pop culture knowledge – a lot.
Over the past three years, my husband has been a very good sport. In addition to seeing at least 65 percent of the films I thought he would enjoy, the most recent being "Guys and Dolls," he has found new films that he loves.
He even has ended up watching made-for-TV movies he never in a million years would have watched before being with me: How many guys would have ever made a conscious effort to watch Hallmark's entire "Love Comes Softly" series?
We have a sort of "in joke" now. Whenever we start watching a film that he, at first, wasn't sure he wanted to see, he'll look at me and say: "I hate you." As in "I hate you for showing me this movie because I love it, dammit."
I still have to watch "The Last Starfighter." He still has to watch "Field of Dreams." Tell me who got the better end of that deal?
September 8, 2008 | 2:04 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
Dear Friends and Family,
Adam and I want to thank you for the countless politically themed e-mail forwards, Web links, Facebook group invites and YouTube clips that you've sent our way over the last few months.
We feel blessed to be surrounded by such a large group of extremely opinionated people.
We know that none of you are afraid to say exactly what is on your respective minds – at the exact moment you think it.
As much as we love you all, we are asking you – for the next eight weeks – to knock it off!
We know how we feel about each candidate and why neither one is our ideal. We know that – from the e-mails we've received—one is a communist who will give up Israel and one is a war-monger who cares nothing for women's rights.
We also know that the person we did support wholeheartedly is no longer in the running – and that has left us with a big decision to make.
That choice, however, will not be decided by all of our well-meaning friends and family members (as much as you all like to think you've played a part).
In between now and the election, we have to get through several holiday—and nonholiday—functions with all of you. Why do you think we are looking so forward to our vacation in October – a whole week without forwards and links and "did you see thats?"
When this election is over, there will be "winners" and their will be "losers" – and I can assure you that neither John McCain nor Barack Obama will be coming around to anyone's homes to help pick up the pieces of any family fallouts.
So to the respective Obamacrats and McCainicans among our friends and families (you know who you are), we just want to say God Bless America. And maybe in January we can focus on what's really important: Who Jason will pick on the next "Bachelor."
August 22, 2008 | 7:20 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
Who knew that losing weight would be so expensive?
Vegetables and fruit cost more than McDonalds. Weight Watchers costs money. A 24-Hour Fitness membership costs money. And, worst of all, buying new clothes in a smaller size costs money.
I know there are ways to get around that. I don't have to go to Weight Watchers. I can walk around my neighborhood. I can pick up sewing as a hobby and take in my clothes.
But I think if I did that, it wouldn't be quite as much fun.
It's fun to see how creative you can get with your salads. It's fun to weigh in every week at the meetings and get closer and closer to goal (at 10 percent you get a gold star keychain). It's fun to get glances at the gym when you can switch from baggy pants and t-shirts to shorts and tank tops. It's a whole new realm of fun to walk into a store and head straight for a size you haven't been in years.
I made a promise with myself that by the time I reached our one-year wedding anniversary (and subsequent vacation), I would have lost enough weight to justify purchasing a new swimsuit.
I've done it – with my husband's help.
Both of us are now the proud owners of jeans that are too big in the thighs and shirts that feel like tents. We also own two new formal pieces for a wedding we are attending next weekend: a black suit from Men's Wearhouse that my husband never thought he could wear and a dress from Nordstrom that I put on and almost started to cry.
And, thanks to Exercise TV on our Video on Demand (VOD) system, I can workout at home when I don't feel like spending gas money to shlep to the gym (incidentally, the episodes are free).
I'm almost at that gold star – one more Bridal Bootcamp episode from VOD and I'm there. Considering the price of gold these days, maybe I can sell it to pay for next month's gym membership.
August 14, 2008 | 6:46 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
What the 2008 Olympics taught me: Sometimes it is OK to hit mute, fast forward is your friend and it is OK if you can't watch everything.
When you are staying up until midnight or later to watch Team USA dive, swim, tumble, spike and cycle, you need to be as flexible as the IOC when it comes to the ages of the Chinese gymnasts.
Wait, did I say that?
I meant you need to be as flexible as the IOC when the Iranian swimmer claimed he was "too sick" to compete in a heat that just happened to have an Israeli entrant.
Darn! Let me try again.
You need to be as flexible as Jason Lezak when he kicked trash-talking French booty a few nights ago in the 4x100-meter freestyle relay.
My husband and I didn't plan to get sucked into the Olympics, it just worked out that way.
The only sport I looked up a schedule for was women's gymnastics. But those darn people at NBC splice the broadcast so much that you end up watching three to four other sports. We found ourselves watching synchronized diving. Yes, I'm so ashamed.
We invited some friends over to watch the Opening Ceremonies. We added a drinking game component to the festivities (don't worry, we used sparkling grape juice). Country you've never heard of? Take a shot. Announcers make stupid comment? Take a shot. Anyone mentions human rights violations or pollution? Take a shot.
I know that people like to think the Olympics are a way to bring the world together. Truth is, I can't think of anything more divisive than the Olympics. You want to bring people together? Having the duke it out in a variety of sports only brings viewers together. It benefits the corporations more than the countries.
Here's to you IOC:
•You put the games on in a country that forces the U.S. viewers to either stay up really late or wake up really early. Very crafty.
•You make the U.N. look fair and balanced.
•You allow a country called "Palestine" to participate but make Taiwan enter as Chinese Taipei.
Let's hope that by the time Chicago gets the games in 2016 – as it will because the Windy City rocks – you will have these details worked out.
In the mean time, I will go back to watching Michael Phelps kick butt – right before I turn into a pumpkin.
August 6, 2008 | 6:38 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
When the TV show Designing Women was at its heyday, there was an episode called "Working Mother" (October 1, 1990) where new stay-at-home mom Charlene and 9-to-5 mom Mary Jo get into a fight that starts when Mary Jo comments that it must be nice to watch soap operas all day. The two make up with the following conversation:
Charlene (referring to a neighbor who commented on Charlene's new position): I said I work – I work in the home. Something that …I have chosen carefully and thoughtfully and deserves respect.
Mary Jo: It's so hard these days – whatever choice a mother makes you feel guilty. Like the world is judging you whether they are or not. What we have to do, the stay-at-home moms and the 9-to-5 moms, is to keep from turning on each other.
Charlene: I have a confession: I was watching that soap.
At the end, they bring over a computer connected to one at Sugarbakers so Charlene, the accountant, can work from home since her replacement was an utter dunderhead.
But these two groups of women are nothing compared to this recent article about stay-at-home wives.
We're talking Samantha Stevens. We're talking Gabrielle Solis. We're talking Lucy Ricardo—pre Tabitha, the twins and Little Ricky.
"What do you do all day?" is a question Anne Marie Davis, 34, says she gets a lot.
Davis, who lives in Lewisville, Texas, isn't a mother, nor does she telecommute. She is a stay-at-home wife, which makes her something of a pioneer in the post-feminist world.
Dr. Scott Haltzman, author of "The Secrets of Happily Married Women," says stay-at-home wives constitute a growing niche. "In the past few years, many women who are well educated and trained for career tracks have decided instead to stay at home," he says. While his research is ongoing, he estimates that more than 10 percent of the 650 women he's interviewed who choose to stay home are childless.
Daniel Buccino, a Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine clinical social worker and psychotherapist, says stay-at-home wives are the latest "status symbols."
"It says, 'We make enough money that we both don't need to work outside the home,'" he says. "And especially with the recent economic pressures, a stay-at-home spouse is often an extreme and visible luxury."
Davis says her life isn't luxurious. "Tuesdays are my laundry day," she says. "I go grocery shopping on Wednesdays and clean house on Thursdays." Mondays and Fridays are reserved for appointments and other errands.
But her schedule also allows for charity work and leisure: reading, creative writing and exploring new hobbies, like sewing.
It's a lifestyle, Davis says, that has made her happier and brought her closer to her husband. "We're no longer stressed out," she says; because she takes care of the home, there are virtually no "honey-do" lists to hand over.
We're not talking about women with children. We are not talking about women who are older and their husbands are ill and need care. We are talking about women in their 20s, 30s and 40s who have to care only for themselves and their husbands.
Such a lifestyle is promoted highly on Web sites like ladiesagainstfeminism.com and www.retro-housewife.com.
A whole day to grocery shop? Does she just float from line to line – or from store to store?
Let's see. I commute to and from a full-time job five days a week, I'm on a neighborhood board and sisterhood board and I freelance. And with all that, I am able to not only spend quality time with my husband, but go grocery shopping, do laundry, keep things clean and do errands – plus have plenty of time for fun and relaxation.
It might make life less stressful for the wife, but I know that if I stayed home all day while my husband was in the rat race, it would cause more fights, not less.
I worked too hard to get where I am – and I'm still paying off a student loan. Should my husband be asked to pay it back for me? Does Mrs. Davis get an allowance?
Sorry stay-at-home wives … I think your days went out the door with black and white television, vacuuming in pearls and finishing schools.
August 1, 2008 | 1:20 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
I came across a recent article on Ynet in which Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Yona Metzger said that a woman who does not take her husband's last name is keeping the home from being united:
Advice to women from the chief rabbi: Married women should give up their maiden name, Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Yona Metzger told hundreds of women at a convention Monday dedicated to Jewish family values and religiosity.
"We are currently in an era of permissiveness and there are many messages that create cracks in the Jewish home's whole structure," the rabbi told the women in attendenceTurning his attention to the question of last names, Rabbi Metzger said that even though this was not a Jewish law issue, but rather, a move that took root in the past 200 years, a woman should stick to the husband's last name and renounce her maiden name.
"The agenda whereby a woman wants to bring the independent entity of her last name to the home should be reconsidered," the rabbi said. "If this came out of unity it's one thing…but If there is a message that the woman is an independent entity and the husband is an independent entity, this does not unite the home into a whole home."
At the end of his talk, Rabbi Metzger recommended that women "reconsider the phenomenon."
Since I was not at the conference, I did not have a chance to voice a response. But, on the off chance that Rabbi Metzger or someone in his office goes online, please take note:
Dear Rabbi Metzger,
Until you actually become a married woman, I would say that speaking out as to whether or not a married woman should change her last name is arrogant, ignorant and, dare I say, insulting.
Why not say that the husband should also take his wife's name? Isn't that just as unifying?
I, too, am a married Ashkenazi Jew, and since I have never met you, I can only guess that your false logic stems from one family you met where the difference in last names became an issue. I want you to know that this is not the case in all families. Not every couple where the wife keeps her maiden name is falling apart at the seams. Just like not every couple where the wife takes her husband's name is perfect.
If there are cracks in the Jewish home, I think the couple has more important things to worry about than the wife's last name. And if that is the dividing line between them, maybe the issue should have come up before they married.
A wife keeping her own name is not the end of Judaism or civilization. It just means that women — who chose to marry and keep their maiden names —no longer have to feel like they need to erase who they were because they add Mrs. before their first name.
Mrs. Shoshana F (who is legally keeping her last name – and her husband is fine with it)


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BabyCenter welcomes all, no matter what stage of the parenting journey you are on. From deciding to try, to taking the test; from babies loved and lost and babies learning to crawl and walk; from preschool to grade-school; from the tween years to the teen years and beyond, every member on BabyCenter has the right to share the story of his or her unique parenting journey.
We hope to make this a warm and inviting place for all December 2012 parents. To help ensure it stays that way, please follow a few simple group guidelines:
Please do not post any threads asking for donations, advertising your business, or asking for votes of any kind. Your post will be removed. Your siggy is a perfect place to post a link for those things.
Please report anyone who is personally attacking another poster. Don't reply on the thread as this just causes further disruption of our community.
Please keep the titles of your posts clean from profanity or reference to profanity. If you do not, your post will be removed.
Please refrain from creating "spin-off" threads. They are considered a disruption of the community and will be removed.
Please note that are also considered spin offs, threads that are created after a post has been flagged for abuse, unless and until the time MODS clear that thread as OK and unflag it, as long as the thread remains locked and flagged you can not create a similar one.
If you have a problem with a Group Owner, please contact either the Group Owners or a member of BabyCenter staff. Any posts regarding this will be either locked or removed.
Please remember that the focus of Birth Boards should be on support and advice for each other.
Joking across mulitple threads IN which others are seeking help is not going to be permitted (it is not helpful and it is disruptive for the OP). Additionally, when those fun threads and conversations take the turn of violating guidelines, they are not permitted at all.
Using OT threads to make vague references that demean and make fun of other members will not be permitted.
The making of Kill threads to joke and chat and banter with each other is also always a good idea for those of you who like to banter and joke amongst yourselves (as long as it's not used as a loophole to mock other threads).
We HIGHLY encourage those of you who have consistent issues with other poster to utilize the features BBC has given you. Block and Ignore are VERY useful tools.
Feel free to contact any of the Group Owners at any time if you have any questions!
Feel also free to contact the Mods if you deem it necessary.
Please note that PAN's to a GO when it is in regards to a reported thread or about a current disruptive situation can and might be shared with other go's and mods.
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We look froward to having you as a part of our community!