Sisters of the Valley

02/28/2026

The unveiling of our collectible matriarchy cards in a big banner format. Anytime who even thinks of putting AI in the comments can go unfollow us right now. Thank you, Lillian. You are a really good artist and we appreciate the work you put into this project. Ps. Lillian is a real person, not a nickname for an AI app.

02/27/2026

Your Friday morning Mettie meme.

02/26/2026

The second enclave card from the fist collectible series of 13 cards. Remembering matriarchal societies.

02/26/2026

This is disturbing, but these are the three women who came out about the Trump-Epstein atrocities, but I am sharing because we owe it to the victims to not look away.

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02/26/2026

Bedtime in Mettieville. Your morning Mettie meme.

02/26/2026

Excellent song writing. I feel like I am living through the grapes of wrath. Anybody else feel that way?

02/26/2026

See, now? AI can be fun!

POSOTUS

02/25/2026

Music by OG Lyrics.

02/25/2026

Your morning Mettie meme.

02/25/2026

Lillian the Artist, a genius, just finished the artwork for our collectible cards. That means they will be available where our flower is sold by International Women's Day. I am going to tease you by dropping them one by one. Thirteen per deck. Here is the oldest card, representing one of the earliest known women-run enclaves. These were basically history's first nuns.

Çatalhöyük is in south-central Turkey, in the region of Anatolia, near the modern city of Konya.

It dates to roughly 7500–5700 BCE and is one of the oldest large proto-urban settlements in the world.

Houses were built wall-to-wall with no streets — people entered through the roofs.

There is no clear evidence of palaces, temples, or centralized rulers.

Many homes contain female figurines and symbolic art suggesting reverence for fertility, cycles, and possibly shared governance.

Archaeologists have long debated whether it reflects a more egalitarian social structure than later patriarchal societies.

It sits on the Konya Plain — flat farmland today — but 9,000 years ago it was a vibrant settlement of thousands.

Before empire.
Before kings.
Before written law.
There were organized people living collectively

Matriarchal societies don't rule. 'ruling' came from the patriarchy.