Monthly Archives: June 2012
Women Having and Not Having It All
There was an article in the Atlantic last week about whether or not women can have it all. Haven’t we been down this road before? Yes, I want it all, don’t you? I want ice cream and cheese danish and … Continue reading
Non-Stop PItches
I don’t live in a part of the country that gets a lot of political ads. But from what I hear, it can get pretty bad out there. Non-stop pitches from politicians, lies and distortions, one after the other. Not … Continue reading
Look Day for Cartoonists at The New Yorker
Tuesday is “look day” at The New Yorker. That means cartoonists go in to the magazine on 42nd street, ride the elevator to the 20th floor and show their cartoons to the cartoon editor, Bob Mankoff. Mankoff may hold a … Continue reading
Dads and Moms and Other Stupid Cliches
It’s almost Father’s Day, did you miss the memo? How could you, what with all the advertising about these holidays. Advertisers must really be scrambling, there are so many changes to the cliches of parenthood these days. And in my … Continue reading
Women of Distinction
Recently, I was honored to receive recognition from the amazing organization American Association of University Women, NASPA and NCCWSL with a “Women of Distinction” award. There were six of honorees, and we all gathered in Washington, DC. The honorees were: … Continue reading
When Do They Serve The Wine? 