Four
reasons why the World would be a better place if women were in
control. Written by Donna Mensah
Wouldn't it be nice, If just for the day we were in charge? I mean, even Beyonce said that 'We' Run the world. I often wonder what it just might be like if we were in control.
1 Problems will be solved over a long chat and a nice cup of tea. Forget bombing each other's Countries, and calling out for World denomination, us girls just like to live in peace and quiet.
2 Women know that leadership requires multitasking. Who else can respond to emails, answer calls, meal prep whilst taking care of the kids all at once!
3 Society obsession with fat shaming will end.
We live in a world where everything is about looks. God forbid you step outside for the school run without being looked at like you caught the plague, because you forgot to comb your hair or put some make up on. And if your over a size 10 it's a problem, which baffles me considering the average UK women dress size Is a size 16.
4 If women were in control things would get done. When it comes to being organized we wrote the book! whether it's setting a reminder about the PTA meeting, or remembering to book ourselves that well deserved manicure, or setting up that important meeting with a client, we've got it covered.
So I have come to the conclusion that the world would be a much better place if women were in control.
The diary of a nagging wife by Donna Mensah
The diary of a nagging wife is a hilarious journey of the up's and downs of the life of Annie a 39-year-old mother to a chatty toddler and a newborn, going from a high roller financial manager to being boggled down with two children is no easy picnic, throw in an overbearing obnoxious husband to the mix equals a disaster. Written in the form of a diary, join Annie as she begins to wonder whether there is more to life than swollen breasts and picking up her husbands dirty laundry from of the floor. Can Annie truly figure out what she wants from her life?
Donna is a women's fiction writer and her writing is know for it's humor and will often have you convulsing with laughter from the moment you pick it up.
Donna started her career as a singer and songwriter, so her passion for writing was already evident, however a twist of fate, allowed her to take a different route into the world of book writing and she hasn't looked back since.
Donna lives and works out of her home in Waltham Abbey, Essex with her husband and two children.
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