As a woman I have no country. As a woman my country is the whole world. ~Virginia Woolf
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- get zapped
- I enjoy the outdoors, where I gather much of my creative inspiration. I find it necessary to spend time in nature, for balance and sanity. Get Zapped is where I post my photos accompanied by quotes I find intriguing. Get Zen is for sharing my Illustrations, design work, poetry, and other creative outlets. Thanks for stopping by.
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14 comments:
well, i don't really thing you need to be a woman to consider the whole world your country but it probably helps :)
that would be 'think' of course
this is a lovely sentiment.
hmm, very philosophical blog you have, the photos posted were awesome...
I'm with Polona. To make this only a woman's statement is prejudicial.
Very cool quote and so important.
Oh I love this. If only all of us could say. As a man, as a woman, as a human being...We are citizens of the world. Connected inseparably by our common humanity.
Sending hope, M
i like that, in these global world, possibilities are endless
hmm. i don't know what to think, but it is a very interesting one.
i am so glad that i'm a woman....
I always thought that as an artist I see the world that way. Also, because I've moved so much in my life, have spent very little time in Canada yet still remain a citizen there. I often joke about being a woman without a country.
The traveller in me says, 'how very right, Getzapped.' :-)
polona- gotta start somewhere...
nicole-indeed.
air- oh, thank you!
janice- I guess in her day things were different, women have more opportunity in the present....
mary- you're right.
maithri- yes, that is what we can say!!
deli- we must think globally as well as locally...
raindog- you can let it settle and grow as it wishes.
4ey- we are lucky in this day in age.
lolo- lol ;)
suzan- thanks for traveling here...
This is how I characterize myself as well, especially since I'm so many things put together over the course of generations. I've always liked the idea of being a "person of the world".
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