Louise

Interested in loads of things. Has a husband, teens & dogs. Loves books, a podcast and a jigsaw puzzle.

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

Sculpture by artist Rose-Aimee Belanger in Quebec City, Canada #WomensArt

[Louise @notonlythemum]

#FindOwamiDavies

[Niki Eves @nikinoona]

Dear media folk. Just a reminder that people who die from cancer did not lose a battle. Many thanks.

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

'Rising Tides' by contemporary US painter Samantha French #WomensArt

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

After living through the Nazi & atomic bomb eras, Tove Jansson writings would often encompass fearful ideas about loss of a familiar world. However she would balance this with characters who encompassed kindness & community, showing goodness even in the darkest times
#WomensArt

[All On The Board @allontheboard]

Today we remember the 52 people who were killed, the people who were injured and affected, the heroes who helped and those who lost loved ones because of the terrible events on the 7th of July 2005 in London. @allontheboard

#LondonBombings #NeverForget #7July #London

[Martin Lewis @MartinSLewis]

It's a good moment to remind people of the 7 Nolan principles of standards in public life (how politicians, civil servants, charity trustees etc are bound to act in public roles)

1 Selflessness.
2 Integrity.
3 Objectivity.
4 Accountability.
5 Openness.
6 Honesty.
7 Leadership

[Helen Day @LBFlyawayhome]

Beautiful everyday Ladybird things.
Knife-sharpened pencils

#HarryWingfield

[Jill Foster @JournalistJill]

Tonight there are vigils being launched to mark the murder of #ZaraAleena and women are sharing a picture of their shoes with the hashtag #SafelyHomeInOurShoes.
No matter our destination, or the shoes, every woman and girl deserves to travel fearlessly.

[Louise @notonlythemum]

#SafelyHomeInOurShoes

[Jessica Lopez @RealJessL]

July is Disability Pride Month and once again it is not trending anywhere and companies are ignoring it but again happy disability pride month to all 1.5 billion disabled people and everyone else!

#DisabilityPrideMonth

[helen warlow @HWarlow]

Time to post this wonderful picture The Google Earth alphabet found in British hedgerows in the right order

[Louise @notonlythemum]

#ZaraAleena

[onjali rauf @OnjaliRauf]

Again.

She was on her way home.

Again.

A violent man deemed her life & body his for the taking.

Again.

For how many more women are we going to have to write out these words, before everyone Gets It?

She was taken 7 minutes away from me.

#ZaraAleena

https://t.co/CR1kLVadRh

[Arys🏺🪶 @ArysPan]

In the 4th c. BCE a woman called Agnodice had cut her hair short, disguised as a man, in order to study and then work. When the Athenian men found out about her, took her to trial but the women of Athens defended her...thus Agnodice became the first woman physician of Athens.✨

[Fatima Manji @fatimamanji]

“She walked everywhere. She put her party shoes in a bag and donned her trainers. She walked. Zara believed that a woman should be able to walk home…She was in the heart of her community, ten minutes from home.
'We all need to be talking about what happened to OUR ZARA”

[Rachael Venables @rachaelvenables]

“Zara believed that a woman should be able to walk home.”

Please, take the time to read every word of this tribute to Zara Aleena by her family. I’m not sure I’ve read anything quite like it before.

[CountingDeadWomen @CountDeadWomen]

26 June 2022: Zara Aleena, 34, died after being attacked on a street in east London. Jordan McSweeney, 29, has been charged with murder, attempted rape and robbery.

[Dhruva Jaishankar · ध्रुव जयशंकर @d_jaishankar]

What a fantastic picture of an elusive snow leopard in Ladakh, probably reacting to the shutter sound of the camera trap. https://t.co/g9ZsSjy1ip