This has been a tough year. But, we’ve had tough years before, and we’ve always celebrated Christmas.
I hope you and your family find a safe way to celebrate Christmas this year. Honey, and I, and our family wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
ATTN Georgia Manufacturers, Distributors and Artisans: Help Georgia fight #COVID19. If you’re able to produce critical healthcare items for our state’s medical workers and first responders, please fill out this form immediately. https://t.co/4QkQETH14K
@misswjones@Peggynoonannyc@WSJ "You must think you are more important than the other citizens of the sidewalk. Who told you this? Who lied to you in this way?"
Need a waitress or dishwasher in a Pinch? A handful of startups are supplying staff on demand to restaurants, caterers and cafeterias in New York City https://t.co/ui0F75yQHc via @WSJ
Wonderful to recognize @RepDianeBlack who was the first ever Chairwoman of the House Budget Committee tonight. Her portrait will hang on the walls of the great institution she honorably served.
On the cover today: A deep dive into the mental health of #DC restaurant workers as they seek real solutions, not just an escape hatch. As one local server put it, “This is a career, not a bad job.” https://t.co/mlTe5xp67Q
The first @Starbucks sign language store in the U.S opened in Washington, D.C. this morning! It's amazing! There is artwork and custom merchandise made by deaf artists. Every employee is deaf, hard of hearing, or knows fluent ASL. @ABC7News
Over time, bears may aquire new skills and change how they fish. Bear 775 Lefty didn't fish on the lip on the falls on the Brooks River until he was an adult. Now he's one of the most adept at fishing that location.
Watch the Bear Cams at https://t.co/sugsgoJwpP.
I learned how to do CPR today so now I know how to save your life but more importantly I found out New York Presbyterian Hospital maintains a Spotify playlist of songs that are the right beat to time CPR compressions to and it is on point
.@WSJ: “The unemployment rate fell in September to the lowest level since the Vietnam War while hiring cooled slightly, the latest signs of an extremely tight labor market.” #JobsReport
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