“Nothing is impossible to a determined woman.” - Louisa May Alcott / Determined progressive with a sweet tooth / President & Founder @deWitImpact / she•her•hers
Grateful to @AshishKJha46 (and others) for weighing in with crucial guidance as flu season ramps up, but it is unacceptable that we can no longer rely on the CDC for accurate information about public health. https://t.co/KEE03Ih9SC
The Red Sox will have lost this series because of their lack of offense. But don't overlook the fact that their two starters gave up a combined 3 runs... and neither was allowed to finish the fifth inning.
Ready for the game, having completely changed everything from game 1. Different dinner. Different pajamas. Different side of the couch. As is my solemn duty. #RedSox
Carefully considering tonight’s dinner and seating plans. If things go well in Game 1, obv could be required to sit in the same place and eat the same thing for the entire post-season. #RedSox
Dear everyone who has to deal with me this week: Despite not being a night owl, I will be staying up to watch the entirety of 2 (maybe 3) 8pm start Sox/Yanks games. I apologize in advance for whatever mood of mine you may encounter as a result.
11 years ago today, September 27, 2015, Melrose, Mass native Don Orsillo called his final game at Fenway Park, closing a 12‑season run that helped define the modern sports broadcast era in Boston. Fans and players saluted him that day.
There is something so unbelievably bleak about an article that calmly walks readers through how to navigate being laid off after 50, losing your health insurance, and somehow surviving the years until Medicare. What a broken country.