I'm usually the first to remind college students that their life for those four or five years will follow them into the professional world and can have devastating repercussions. That all students should be wary of what they post online and what information they share. I still firmly believe that the only way to protect … Continue reading Enjoy Life
Too comfortable
We've all heard horror stories of current or past co-workers becoming too comfortable at the office. I'll never forget hearing (on my first day several years ago) about a past employee who used the only bathroom on the second floor to shave before a date and did not clean up after herself. Or … Continue reading Too comfortable
Baked Tomato Pasta with Spinach
Baked Tomato Pasta with Spinach ngredients:2 cup whole-wheat penne1 tablespoon and 1 teaspoon olive oil (divided)1 clove garlic (minced)4 cup baby spinach (chopped)3 cup diced tomato (divided)1 tbs dried oregano (or any herb)Pinch of salt3/4 cup shredded low- fat cheddar cheese (divided) Directions: Preheat oven to 350 F. Cook pasta according to package directions until … Continue reading Baked Tomato Pasta with Spinach
Christmas Creep is bad for holiday morale
It was barely October when I saw the first Christmas trees with lights in the local Lowes. At first I was outraged! Not even Halloween, let alone Thanksgiving, and Christmas Creep is already in my town, I complained. Now, 12 days into October, Christmas decorations have completely invaded and it makes me want to … Continue reading Christmas Creep is bad for holiday morale
Don’t Limit Yourself
So you like science and English? Math and drawing? Good for you! When we were in grade school, you weren't limited to one subject area and could be talented at all of them. If you're applying for a new job, that's the spirit you should be mimicking, now, as an adult. Instead of only applying … Continue reading Don’t Limit Yourself