Remove reference to my daughters

"I have to say that when ever men speak to me about their 'conversions' and
mention their mother/daughter/sister I have mixed feelings. I feel happy that
they were able to see that women aren't that different from them but I get
little annoyed that all of a sudden they realized that their mother/daughter/
sister is actually a woman just like all those other women that are not like
him. He changed the name, that is good but what if he hadn't had daughters?"

-- Elizabeth G.
   http://geekfeminism.org/2012/04/02/cookie-of-the-week-chad-whitacre-whit537-came-up-with-a-better-name/

ANNOUNCEMENT.rst

@@ -47,10 +47,10 @@ First thing the next morning::
 
 I'm not going to pretend that testosterone wasn't fun, or that sexist jokes are
 an absolute evil. But the truth is that I really do want to encourage women in
-tech (I have three young daughters), and a project like testosterone does not
-do that. I remember being surprised to see *a woman* at PyCon 2011. I don't
-have the data, but anecdotally I'm telling you there were LOTS more women at
-PyCon 2012. Let's do more of that!
+tech, and a project like testosterone does not do that. I remember being
+surprised to see *a woman* at PyCon 2011. I don't have the data, but
+anecdotally I'm telling you there were LOTS more women at PyCon 2012. Let's do
+more of that!
 
 I've decided not to rename the project testrogen, however. Instead, I'm calling
 it assertEquals. I'm keeping the old pages around with a banner pointing to the