@shannoncoulter Rosa Parks
Jane Austen
Florence Nightingale
Amelia Earhart
Joan of Arc
Virginia Woolf
Simone de Beauvoir
Frida Kahlo
Nellie Bly
Bessie Coleman
Clara Barton
George Eliot (Mary Anne Evans)
Wilma Rudolph
Marilyn Monroe
Dolly Parton
@AuthorJFuller Fiber arts (knitting, crocheting, etc.), and my mouth has gotten me out of more fights than it's gotten me into (to the point that I've never actually been in a fight). Bonus 1: sarcasm/humor (incl. gallows humor).
Bonus 2: adhd
@jverona77 This is why I need multiple stops. I want the BK hash browns (left), a steak, egg, & cheese bagel from McD's, and a Jamocha Shake from Arby's.
@EmmaScott According to the @Dictionarycom website, "This expression originated in the 1300s asย heels over headย and meant literally being upside down. It took its present form in the 1700s and its present meaning in the 1800s."
@mikenelson586 You want to avoid a fictional place? Don't go to the tiny town of Cabot Cove (Murder, She Wrote). It's got a murder rate of 149/100k. I'd stay well clear if Jessica Fletcher. She's a mystery novelist, not a cop, but murder follows her like ants to sugar.
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@mikenelson586 You sound like my hubby. Remember Midsomer is a county. It's still an alarmingly high murder rate (3.2/100k). It's safer than the real-life city Tijuana (134.24/100k). Not much worse than NYC (2.8/100k).
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