The mommy wars

Parece que algunas mamás respondieron mi pregunta de ayer:

A new twist in the motherhood debate
It's the Mommy Wars: Special Campaign Edition. But this time the battle lines are drawn inside out, with social conservatives, usually staunch advocates for stay-at-home motherhood, mostly defending her, while some others, including plenty of working mothers, worry that she is taking on too much.

In Her Own Words
Derided while in office by a largely hostile media, the state's first woman governor now tells her side of the story.
By Jane Swift
"or many people in Massachusetts and across the country, I will be remembered as the first governor to have given birth while in office. To me, this was more than a distinction for the record books. My family is my top priority. The first week I was lieutenant governor, I made a rule: I would not work on Sunday. I would go to church and spend time with my family. I was rigid in rejecting requests for appearances on Sundays. The routine of 9:30 Mass, dinner with my parents, and a leisurely afternoon is treasured by my daughters, my husband, and me. We know that Sunday is coming, even in the craziest weeks."

**Por qué hoy una "regla del domingo" no puede aplicar también a los hombres? Es también válido que los papás quieran pasar un día a la semana con su familia.

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