Tags: Ohio
This past weekend, I was able to go to the Columbus Blue Jackets game with my younger sister. While my wonderful Jackets lost 2-3, Erin and I had a blast AND we received free hats!
My younger sister is a freshman at Ohio State and currently applying to the nursing program. I am so happy that she chose to attend OSU - so I can see her a little more frequently AND keep an eye on her. Because truly, what are big sisters for?
During our Organizational Turnarounds class this week, we were very fortunate to have Burt Logan, the CEO and Executive Director of the Ohio Historical Society speak to our class about his leadership experiences. A graduate of West Point, he left the military to pursue his passion of leadership, American history, and museums. He has since worked as Director of the Wyoming Historical and Geological Society in Wilkes-Barre, PA; Director of the Wisconsin Maritime Museum in Manitowoc, WI; and President of the USS Constitution Museum in Boston, MA. It was very interesting to hear about his le
I'm reading my compensation book outside on a Thursday evening, mower buzzing away in the background while my dog pants at my feet. A hummingbird, attracted by my pink shirt, thought she'd come in for a quick drink, shot back, and decided to feast on the blooming columbines instead. Ah, spring in Ohio.
Central Ohio's had a bad rap this spring. Too much rain. Too much wind. Too much rain. Repeat. The area is also known to be a bit temperamental in her climactic preferences. One day flirting with summer, the next day snuggled down with winter. She's a bit flighty that way.