I usually find myself on the applying end of the job/internship search, but in the past few months, I have “crossed over to the other side.” And I’m learning quite a bit – mainly about blunders to avoid. And what might those be? Read on for some dangerous pitfalls that just make me shake my … Continue reading Some Advice When Applying for Jobs/Internships
Celebrate “Tilly Week” and Cast a Vote for the Animals!
I am dubbing this week of March (March 16-22) as “Tilly Week” because if you own a “365 Kittens-a-Year Calendar,” you will see a photo of my cat Tilly in all of her cute, kitten glory on March 22. (Add about 5 years and 10 pounds to her calendar-winning photo and you’ve got what Tilly … Continue reading Celebrate “Tilly Week” and Cast a Vote for the Animals!
Women Who Inspire
I was perusing the NPR Facebook page this morning, and I came across the title “Women Who Inspire: Share Your Photos.” I immediately thought of a photo of my mother and sister. So, in honor of March as Women’s History Month (and inspired by NPR and its quest for photos), I am offering this photo … Continue reading Women Who Inspire
Grandpa’s Lessons
I have learned a lot from my 98-year-old grandfather. I have learned that Grandpa hugs are the best, messy hair and a smile are always in style, and garlic bread is really excellent at a place called Colombo's. Most importantly, however, I have learned these five lessons: #1 Take care of your body. I remember … Continue reading Grandpa’s Lessons
A Liberal’s Optimism for the 112th Congress
Well, the 112th Congress is now in session, and I want to take a moment to remember all the positives that came out of the election back in November because those positives will now be playing out in the next two years. As a more liberal leaning voter, it might seem a bit difficult for … Continue reading A Liberal’s Optimism for the 112th Congress
Megan Mallory Martin 