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Nilda, it appears that the Ideal Candidate has already been identified, and though I think that practice stinks (because someone still has to go through the motions of advertising, interviewing,

See, I knew you’d need a neck warmer! Glad it arrived. Feel better fast, and hug your caring little doggie lover. Ann in PA Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2019 11:24 AM To:

Wow! That is a lot to deal with. Maybe you could hire a little help for a few weeks to help lessen the load? Hope you are all on the mend There is a nasty respiratory bug going around here. I

The dogs are here to stay. Marguerite had been put “in charge“ of taking care of them by my sister-in-law when dad was in the intensive care where they wouldn’t let her visit. It was a way for

They should post (if they're not doing this already) on sites like Idealist and other NFP jobsites. Also LinkedIn. I'm guessing that there would be folks in NYC who might be interested in both a lower

There’s a pretty limited candidate pool. A pretty broad skill set needed, and an aging group of experienced possibilities. The newest potential director is young, but she just had a baby. Ann

Not your monkeys. There is something seriously wrong there if they can’t find a decent chief. You’ve been there done that. Fixed it. They messed it up. Let them deal with it. Good going on the

Way to go, Ann! You’d be walking into the exact same mess as before. Been there, fixed that. Who wants to relive that? It would feel like the movie, “Groundhog Day.” Ick!

Not so “baby” anymore, Nilda. Rowan just turned 12, Conor is 9, and Fiona’s 6 (going on 16 as they say). Ann in PA Sent: Monday, December 9, 2019 3:02 PM To:

Ann- good for you. Not your monkeys and all that. You gave them so much already. It's your turn. Again. And still. And have a great time with the baby grands! How old are they now? xoNilda

Actually, it was an email, but same thing, really. Asked if I want to come back in an advisory role. I said no. Mark and I had a long conversation about this. I know he would support any decision

I am glad you shared it with us. Sharing sometimes somehow lessens the grief or worry. I am sorry for your loss but I am glass your dad was able to be at home at the end. May he rest in peace. Ouch!

Jacqui, Hugs. It’s never OK to lose those we love. And it sounds like things went as well as they ever do. Grief will come when it needs to. Really big hugs! One of the things I treasure about

Big hugs to you Jacqui. Losing a parent is hard no matter how many blessings there are and how much gratitude you have. Good luck with the dogs too. XoNilda ?Jacqui, Do NOT be embarrassed here of

Jacqui, Do NOT be embarrassed here of all places. We are here to help even if that is only to offer hugs. Lots of good advice has flowed through this group over the years, including from you! When

Moving in to the third decade of the twenty-first century ... I regularly encourage peeps to be MORE vulnerable in *words* ... to speak their authentic truth :-) Feel free to delay your grieving until

Jacqui, never, ever be embarrassed to share with us. The folks here have been my support more times than I can count. I feel like we will always and forever have each others’ backs. This was

I am so embarrassed! Somehow I didn’t realize that I was responding on the list serve. Overall, we have more blessings than we can count. My father was able to achieve his goal of dying at home,

Isn’t it funny how they come back? Must be satisfying to say no. Again. Amazing too how healing some distance can be especially when it’s filled with things that you love and that matter. And so

?The first shirt I’ve made for DH is a success—it fits ! And, he likes it. Lol. He wears lots if Hawaiian-style shirts, so this was fun. For those of you not on Instagram, I as doing the