BJCHK

BJCHK
— Wikipedian —
Name	BJCHK
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	This user makes women green.
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	This user studied or studies at the University of Manchester
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	This user is proud to be a resident citizen of Hong Kong.
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My principal focus is creating articles about interesting women. But I often get distracted by other things. When I'm not doing that, I love clearing up articles with too many wikilinks.

Articles I have created edit

People edit

Ethel Angell - painter
Ruth Bashall - disability and lesbian rights activist
Amelia Behrens-Furniss - pioneering deep sea diver
Olive Blackham - puppeteer
Kitty Bluett - radio star
Erin Bried - magazine publisher
Ann Finlayson - artist
Frieda Fishbein - theatrical and literary agent
Celina Fox - historian
Ada Galsworthy - translator, editor, author
Skylar Gaertner - actor
Audrey Geisel - Dr. Seuss's second wife
Darren Goldstein - actor
Juliet Harbutt - cheese expert
Lotte Hass - pioneering scuba diver (the page existed - I did a complete rewrite)
Gerd Hay-Edie - pioneering hand weaver
Ruth Rosekrans Hoffman - illustrator
Mark Isaac-Williams - botanical artist and orchid expert
Hilary Kilmarnock - wife of Kingsley Amis, mother of Martin Amis
Muriel Lanchester - ceramicist, puppeteer
Helen Drage Little - fundraiser for the Five Sisters window
Elsie Martindale Hueffer - translator
Lindsey McAlister - theatre director
Graeme Mitcheson - sculptor
Ian Murphy - artist
Lavender Patten - the final 'First Lady' of Hong Kong
Dorothea Phillips - social organiser
William Garside Phillips - mining pioneer
Penelope Powell - pioneering cave diver
Peter Sedgley - artist
Maureen Stephenson - author
Jennetta Vise - illustrator
Shahina Waseem - competitive chilli eater
Anita Wilson - archivist for governments of Tuvalu, Hong Kong and British royal family
Sir Ernest Woodroofe - chairman of Unilever from 1970-1974

Things edit

Ansley, Warwickshire (the page existed - I did a complete rewrite) - the village I grew up in
Craft Centre of Great Britain
Five Sisters window - a medieval stained glass window in York Minster
Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation
The Lanchester Marionettes - a puppet theatre
The Marys of the Empire
Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten’s wedding cakes - fairly self-explanatory
Queen's Hall Narberth - where Elton John played his first Welsh gig
Red Rose Guild - 20th century arts and crafts organisation
The Twentieth Century Society (the page existed - I did a complete rewrite) - a charity that campaigns for the preservation of British architectural heritage from 1914 onwards

Women of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts edit

Articles I have contributed to in a significant way edit

Silver Fish Award
Kazoo magazine
Guide International Service
Mocca (band) - a brilliant Indonesian band
Elain Harwood - an English architectural historian whose obituary caught my eye
Coventry Blue Coat Church of England School
Women Divers Hall of Fame
Annemarie Lewis Thomas - Welsh musical theatre composer
Melissa Nathan - English author
Astra Zero - Canadian artist
Ginger Johnson - drag queen
Hattie Ellis - food writer

My barnstars edit

The Original Barnstar Anita Wilson (archivist) is a very good page. Well done! BoyTheKingCanDance (talk) 05:30, 15 March 2023 (UTC)
The Original Barnstar The Marys of the Empire is a fascinating and well constructed article. Great work! BoyTheKingCanDance (talk) 05:49, 16 March 2023 (UTC)