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I only have daughters.
I know about girl power. And I see it everywhere I go.
This summer I am working 2 days at the Public Library. On Thursdays I help with the summer craft programs. Last week we made duct tape wallets. I made a pink one for daughter Beth. When I showed it to my co-worker, Sarah, she said, "Wow. Girl power." I think she's right.
I exercise at Curves. They have a new promotion going with TNT. I thought this poster screamed "Girl Power!"
This summer I am working 2 days at the Public Library. On Thursdays I help with the summer craft programs. Last week we made duct tape wallets. I made a pink one for daughter Beth. When I showed it to my co-worker, Sarah, she said, "Wow. Girl power." I think she's right.
I exercise at Curves. They have a new promotion going with TNT. I thought this poster screamed "Girl Power!"
In 2001, the Oxford English Dictionary added the term Girl power," defining this phrase as: Power exercised by girls; spec. a self-reliant attitude among girls and young women manifested in ambition, assertiveness, and individualism. (wikipedia) My usage of the term includes the qualities of being a girl, like nurturing, sensitivity, communication, being girly and also being part of the community of females.
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