Drip. Drop. Drip. Drop. If you've ever owned a home, you know the damage that can be done by a slow leak. According to the EPA, the average household leak amounts to roughly 10,000 gallons of water per year. While the drops that come from a slow leak don't look like much, over time they … Continue reading Erosion
I had the privilege of visiting Mrs. Kessler's 4th grade class at Patuxent Elementary School for Career Day last week. After checking in at the media center and enjoying a turkey sandwich, I was escorted to the classroom by my safety patrol hostess (who is also my goddaughter). I arrived in the classroom at the end … Continue reading Commissioning STARS
Yesterday, a small group of influential women descended on Capitol Hill to encourage Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) to bring Loretta Lynch's nomination for Attorney General to the full senate floor for a vote. Despite meeting all of the requirements, being highly-qualified and possessing an impeccable service record, the vote to confirm Lynch's nomination has … Continue reading Unclogging the Leadership Pipeline
Listening Aloud 