We deserve a celebration.

[The People]

Being called Mrs. sets me off. At the store, on the phone. Canada is a country of 2 languages which can make things difficult. Many of the feds on front line are french first I got mad once because a young man with a thick accent kept calling me Mrs. I would correct him and he would continue to say Mrs.

A woman I went to school with is i-lingual and she stated that it is respect. That in French there is no word for Ms. My reply to that is that if they are working with the public learning a simple 2 letter word should be easy. If things were reversed the French would be picketing. She stopped speaking to me so I un-friended her. I stand up for what I said. If they are working in a bi-lingual job they should be bi-lingual. Ms. is listed on papers that are in English. Why is it so hard to use that word? But even English people do it. I am in my 50s and therefore it is assumed that I must be married. Why? Hell, half the country is divorced. And many women choose not to marry these days. I shall continue to correct people no matter their culture.