Hairy Legs Club - This is what feminism looks like

Welcome to the hairly legs club. Here you will find all the images of feminism that inspire me and keeping me going. My name is Sarah and welcome to my blog both ladies and gentlemen! Special little mention to Health insurance UK for helping me get back up and running! They're IT and health insurance wizzards!

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Durrrr...

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Why has Erin Pizzey, once a pioneer of the women’s movement, been written out of its history?

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Thoughts!?

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We knew this day would come eventually!

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#SoProud

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#SimpleAndPowerful

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It's good to have money and the things that money can buy, but it's good, too, to check up once in a while and make sure that you haven't lost the things that money can't buy

If there is a single quote about personal finance and life in general it would be this one

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Just amazing

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Money, like emotions, is something you must control to keep your life on the right track

Natasha Munson such a wise woman with money and anything finance realated

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I honestly was in fits of laughter when I saw this!

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Creating a home that makes you feel wonderful is a gift you give yourself that echoes through the rest of your life. A bedroom you love is one in which you want to have an organized, well-cared-for wardrobe, which means less money spent replacing your battered items. A happy, practical, smartly appointed kitchen is one you actually *want* to cook in, which means much less money spent eating out or ordering in. A chic and comfortable living room means more entertaining at home and embracing the lost art of dinner parties (always cheaper than doing drinks and a restaurant dinner!). Even a Zen, candle-filled, clean bathroom is one in which you want to spend time doing home spa treatments instead of feeling like you have to go somewhere expensive to feel beautiful. If you create a home that is most attuned to your life and somewhere you really enjoy being, everything benefits.

Chelsea Fagan, The Financial Diet (So so soooooo true), I love this woman.

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After all, as I walked down the aisle, I knew there was a very excellent chance of divorce. You did, too. We wear our seat belts and buy life insurance for far less risky propositions, and don bike helmets and cook meat to 160 degrees to be safe. Similarly, it is reasonable to expect everyone in a marriage to protect themselves financially in the likelihood of divorce.

Emma Johnson, The KickAss Single Mom (AKA my absolute hero)

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Experts tout many positive reasons to save money, including being able to afford things like a home, car or holiday, becoming financially independent and being prepared for unforeseen expenses or emergencies. Ultimately, putting money aside for a rainy day will make you feel less stressed, more in control of your finances and all-around happier. Now that's worth saving for!

Source? No bloody idea haha!

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The most important factor to growing your financial stability isn't your income. Rather, your success is much more related to how well you keep your eye on the ball. Organize your finances around the principles of financial stability. Aim for that goal, and over time you will find many unexpected ways to actually put money aside.

Health Insurance UK

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You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something – your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. This approach has never let me down, and it has made all the difference in my life.

Steve Jobs

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Everyone’s life goals are different. Me? Pay off my mortgage and grow my leg hair like this haha!