Thanksgiving has never been a favorite holiday of mine. I’m thankful for many things, and take time to consider them this time of year. But eating huge amounts of food – most of which I just am not a big fan of – is lost on me. Last week Time magazine put out a list … Continue reading »
Posted in November 2010 …
Chivalry and Feminism?
Chivalry. Feminism. Chivalry and feminism. Can those words go together? Are they two completely unrelated ideas that can really co-exist? I question myself on this at times. The other day I struggled outside my office building trying close my umbrella, while keeping my all important coffee cup upright, hang onto my bags and get through … Continue reading »
Single Seeking Flex Schedules
Flexible schedules are all the rage now. Or so you’d think if you were looking for a job – it’s listed as a benefit in many job ads. Almost anything written about Millennials or Gen Y (or whatever you want to call us) mentions our work ethic. We want to work from home once in … Continue reading »
How Far West Does the Mason Dixon Line Go?
It’s my first time in St. Louis. As a Chicago native I.certainly came with some preconceived notions, mostly about Cardinals fans than the general population. While I’ve hardly left the hotel, the times I have feel I traveled South. The food, restaurants, driving centric feel all remind me of the South. But people from the … Continue reading »
Where Are All The Women?
With my first post, I head back to my roots if you will. I spent four years working on political campaigns. After transitioning to the nonprofit world I gained free time, hobbies, and saw the return of my friends. When not working I make jewelry, read constantly, and explore my amazing city. I am a … Continue reading »
It’s Alzheimer’s Awareness Month!
November is Alzheimer’s Awareness month. It has also been just about a month since I participated in the Alzheimer’s Association Memory Walk. It was my 3rd year raising money for the Alzheimer’s Association, and a record breaking one, at that. Three years ago I raise about $250, from immediate family and few friends. In 2009 … Continue reading »
