Author: Red Cross Cascades Region
Top 10 Reasons Why Our New National CEO Rocks
Without further ado, here they are: MY TOP TEN REASONS WHY GAIL MCGOVERN ROCKS 10. Because she likes to be called Gail. I know of at least three people that […]
Lifeguard Basics (But Not With Jim Carrey)
To lighten the mind on a Thursday after a very busy week. And since most of us can not find the NBC clip of Jim Carrey (NBC keeps careful tabs […]
I’m A Busy Girl
Things I have accomplished today: * Created $224,000 worth of fake money.* Bought a sparkling pink and purple tiara.* Absolutely nothing. Thank you, M-cubed!
Who Took Greg Biffle???
First of all, I have a confession to make. I have lied to you, dear readers, and I feel just terrible about it. But what’s even more terrible is that […]
Indiana Jones and the Picnic of Doom… I mean, fun.
Some people (*ahem*, anonymous commenter) have mentioned that I have not yet blogged last weekend’s Indiana Jones-themed company picnic. It’s true. I’ve been meaning to, but prep for M-cubed has taken precedence. […]
Do You Know What These Are?
They’re rose petals, which we’re planning to throw at the feet of Gail McGovern when she arrives. Okay, I’m just kidding. But there have been lots of semi-joking references to […]
National Red Cross CEO Lands In Stumptown Tomorrow
Advance warning: We will likely not be blogging much tomorrow. This doesn’t mean that we love you any less, it just means that we love Gail McGovern more! Who, you […]
Give ‘Til It Hurts: SAW V Blood Drive
A few years ago, I saw a midnight movie at the Sundance Film Festival. The premise was good — two men are locked in a room with a dead body, […]
Confession: I didn’t make the Blog Off graphic. Here’s who did…
Not to dwell on the Blog Off while there is a lot of other stuff going on, but I just wanted to give a quick shout out to Albert Peter […]
International Humanitarian Law Class Coming Soon!
In a world where warfare and civil strife are a daily reality for millions, International Humanitarian Law provides a framework for protection of civilians and combatants alike. On Saturday, August […]