November 2008 – Page 5 – Silence and Voice

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-11-16

Finishing coffee and about to begin working. Today is catch-up day. Consulting. Teaching prep. Emails. Even #multimembership! #
Have been working all day. Need some fresh air, so will run a few quick errands. #
Waiting in line at Magnolia Bakery for cake. Feel like a tourist on this ridiculous line outside in the cold. #
Annoying tourists making noise behind me. Away with you all! #
Still on line. Hope they have carrot cake. What’s Up, Doc? #
Line is not moving. Have these people never seen cupcakes before?!?! #
Cold and windy out here. Interestingly, there are still leaves on the trees here in NYC. #
Almost to the door. #
Not sure if I should feel special I am so close or pathetic I waited at all. I need an assistant. #
Ahh, two away from the door. People are taking photos of the door at Magnolia. Goodness!!! #
After all that, I now have Magnolia cake. AND YOU DON’T!!! #

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-11-15

Wow, I am behind on Tweets this week. #
Going to see Michael Storrings sign his Christmas ornaments at Bergdorf Goodman today http://storrings.com/news.html #
Helping Michael at his ornament signing at Bergdorf Goodman. What a wonderful Christmas department they have. #

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-11-14

Finally catching up on emails. Wow they pile up. #
Eventually I will catch up on blog comments!!! #
Today is the longest Friday ever. #

Jeffrey’s Twitter Updates for 2008-11-13

I am attending Part 2 of a #LINGOs online training class, Facilitating a Virtual Classroom http://tinyurl.com/5wtqtq #
@dmcordell I never liked opera before about 3 years ago, when it gradually started to grow on me. #
@marudelcampo No, Spring is around March-May for us. However, we do not get any more or less time off then unless we schedule it. #
@SarahStewart Feeling better? #
My computer at work dies this morning mid-way through an online class I was attending. #

American Cancer Society’s Hope Lodge Reception and Tree Lighting Celebration

Michael Storrings and Diana Williams will be hosting the American Cancer Society’s The Hope Lodge Reception and Tree Lighting Celebration at a benefit for the non-profit cancer patient residence on December 4 in New York City. More information, an invitation to the event, and opportunities to donate can be found on Hope Lodge’s website.

With so many people facing cancer, it is wonderful to see that the American Cancer Society provides free temporary housing for 22,000 people a year in New York City who are receiving cancer treatments.