My niece, Alexa, left 2 weeks ago for her semester abroad - to Egypt! And now the news each day affects our family in a personal way. Is she alright? How did we all feel when there was an internet blackout in Egypt? It seemed almost unbelievable that such a thing would happen in this day and age where the internet is the information highway 24/7. Will she be evacuated? What happens to her semester?
I have also learned from my friend Lillie Shockney of Johns Hopkins that Breast Cancer is the leading cause of death for women in the Middle East.
The point is that the landscape of the 21st century is global.
Breast In Show is a 90-minute live stage musical derived from interviews and books of people affected by Breast Cancer. Breast Cancer affects the patient, their family, the medical industry and the community at home and at work. The show takes the audience on the roller coaster of emotions from diagnosis to treatment and to the next chapter. We all know someone who has taken this journey.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Ted Leonsis up close and personal
Last evening I had the opportunity to hear Ted Leonsis speak at the Sulgrave Club in Washington DC. He has written a book called "The Business of Happiness" which I bought and intend to read. One of the things that I learned is that Mr. Leonsis blogs EVERY DAY. This got me thinking and I am considering how many times a week I will blog this year.
I look forward to meeting with Mr. Leonsis in the near future to talk about "Breast In Show". Stay tuned for developments.
I look forward to meeting with Mr. Leonsis in the near future to talk about "Breast In Show". Stay tuned for developments.
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