Beautiful Days
Monday was the "International Day of women ". I like the International Women's Day. I'd say it's because I like women, but it's a bit misogynistic to say that and more, this is not true, I do not like all women, I love a certain amount and still, to some degree quite different: I love my wife, I love my girls, I like Marge Simpson and Frida Kahlo. I do not really like Eva Braun or Paris Hilton or Sarah Palin ...
Finally, anyway, the day the woman is not a day that is made for those who love women, but a day that is made to think about women. In Actually, the day the woman is as mendacious as one entitled "chips light", because when we say women's day must include a "day on the Status of Women," which is quite different.
Strange all these "international days", invented by God knows whom and for God knows what ... What can serve the "International Day of Choral Singing" or the Day of the blog "or" World Day to knit "or the" World Day to Come "? Given the long list of "World Days" and "international" (that hazy shade I do not try to understand), we see there is still some free places. To add to this panorama hesitating between the absurd and politically correct, it is hoped that one day the "International Day of the trampoline," or the "World Day of slip" or even "the international day of people named Roger and Brandon would have preferred. "
The Women's Day is a day complicated. And if it is so complicated, not because it falls between the "International Day of Radio and Television for Children" and "World Day against the Internet censorship. " It is complicated because it might be mistaken (or mixed with) the "International Day of Action for Women's Health" or with "International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women" (which fortunately does a section of women and which itself is not confused with the "International Day of Non-Violence"), nor with the "World Day of Human Rights" (which concerns everyone).
This year, like the others, "Day of Women" gave rise to long succession by profession of faith, promises or any kind of political figures tried to the extent of their ability, to make communication: Sarkozy, Sarah Turine, Laurette Onkelinx, Joelle Millequet Charles Michel ...
The "Day of Women" ... The newspaper Liberation sees it, a figure for France imposed policies. The observation is also valid for Belgium
It's fun anyway, or can be scary as the "Women's Day" succeeds admirably, without seeming to make the woman ... an object.
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