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Today would have been my Grandma’s 78th birthday. Happy Birthday Nana!
My best friend, Carolyn, and my oldest sister, Tina, have both helped shaped all (…maybe not all!) the things I do and love.
- Linda Hanlon
Just a few of the fabulous faculty and staff (including Head of School Patricia Hearn) from Lake Washington Girls Middle School- inspiring our girls every day to be independent, individual, and strong in mind, body, and voice.
The current 8th Grade students at Lake Washington Girls Middle School- they are strong in mind, body, and voice!
The group of current 7th graders at Lake Washington Girls Middle School who rallied around the King County United Way Day of Caring to help keep Seward Park beautiful and sustainable!
The 32nd new 6th graders at Lake Washington Girls Middle School who are intelligent, caring, compassionate, artistic, and strong, and who ooze individuality!
My mother showed me that women could be smart, creative, sensitive, funny, emotional, vulnerable, strong, hard-working and most of all loving. She was human.
Marilyn Monroe - She taught women that it’s okay to be sexual and to embrace your sexuality. She also taught women, unintentionally, the pitfalls of using your sexuality and being used for your sexuality.
You can’t have it all, but you can achieve a good balance that will make you happy.
Because we try to do a million things at 100% and we have to accept our frailties and imperfections as part of the process. We think “having it all” means doing it all perfectly - having it all means doing it all - part of the time and at the best we are able at the time.
Although it went into effect after my high school days, it has provided younger generations of women opportunities to compete and develop leadership skills we could only dream about. They are now more confident in the work world - a bonus for all employers.
Bringing peace to the world.
You are your #1 advocate.
“A work in progress”. I have lived by this statement since my very early 20’s thinking it would blossom into “a work of success”. I feel however, that I will always represent an agent of change, capable of constant progression.
My three sisters. #1 - struggling to raise emotionally challenged children. #2 - an Emergency Medicine doctor who has seen the worst society has. #3 - survived a cheating husband and not only prevailed but found true love! They are my three heroines!
