Feeling like you need something to balance the scent of sandalwood and musk after reading this list of
famous man caves (including Jefferson's study, Douglass' office, Edison's library, and Roosevelt's trophy room)? If so, you may be interested in seeing the inner sanctums of some of history's most influential women. Check out Eleanor Roosevelt's living room (
picture/
info), Marie Curie's laboratory (
picture/
info), Margaret Mead's room in Samoa (
picture/
info), Maya Angelou's parlor (
picture/
info), Susan B. Anthony's
study and
bedroom (
more pictures and info), Georgia O'Keefe's sitting room (
picture,
info), Helen Keller's childhood bedroom (
picture,
info), and Frida Kahlo's studio (
picture 1,
picture 2/
info).
[more inside]
posted by emilyd22222
on Jul 28, 2010 -
23 comments
"I'm not sure which planet they live on" While Wesley Clark
stumps for War on Public Radio’s darling station WBUR, “Hawks in the Bush administration may be making
deadly miscalculations on Iraq, says Gen. Anthony Zinni, Bush's Middle East envoy.” To answer Zinni’s question: they’re certainly NOT living on planet
“accidental armageddon”, or planet
“C.I.A. Warns That a U.S. Attack May Ignite Terror” or planet
"Butler Fears Israel could Use Nukes". I’d say they’re on planet
Shifting rationals for war, planet
Pax Americana, planet
“Bullish on War”, planet
“G.I.Joe’s Forward Command Post”, planet
“Universal US Draft”, planet
“Blanket immunity for US” and when they’re not thinking about war, they go to planet
“upward wealth transfer” and also hang out sometimes at planet
“genetically targeted weapons as politically usefull tools and perception reengineering via nanobots, psychedelic drugs and valium” But they stay far away from planet
“Origins of Fascism in the US”. And they hang garlic on their beds to ward off planet
"Is Bush a commie mole trying to destroy capitalism?" from the
Krugman nebula.
posted by troutfishing
on Oct 17, 2002 -
34 comments
