Friday, November 5, 2010
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Inn of the Governors
The Inn of the Governors on West Alameda is where my maternal grandparents used to stay in the '60s and '70s when they'd visit ...
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Sorry to learn of your lay off. Can't wait to follow your new adventures!
Very sorry to hear this. As a former newspaper person who escaped to higher ed PR in 1988, I feel lucky, although the budget ax swings ever closer to my head each time. They would much rather cut an older, higher salaried (and thus allegedly more insurance-expensive) worker than a younger, allegedly more productive, lower-salaried worker. My only skills, writing and editing, are no longer in high demand because good "content" is not appreciated. Good luck, you will do well.
Oh, no, hon. I can't believe this! On to better things, hopefully a few projects together.
Thanks a lot. Onward, upward and forward!
I am so very sorry to lose you, dear friend. My Sunday mornings will never be the same again. I so looked forward to your column each Sunday morning. It was my very favorite part of the paper, excluding KU basketball, of course (heehee). I wish you good luck in your next venture and hope to see other articles from you.
Oh, boo! Sorry to hear this. You are the one writer that paper had that I read regularly over the years.
They are worse without you. I never understood that joint's business plan, other than them not ever showing any interest in keeping top-tier writers.
Onward! and upward! is right. Good luck in whatever is next. Kitchen first.
Thanks to you, too, Anon and Flowers. There will be one last column tomorrow (I think). Ironically, after weeks of begging, my mother granted me permission this week to write about her new 82-year-old boyfriend. I would have been set with material for the rest of her life, or his!
You'll still write about Mom and the new beau!
Hi,
Did the newspaper report their layoffs as they do others?
Sixty, I doubt it. I don't believe they reported on previous rounds. But then, I haven't read the paper since they let me go.
Yet one more reason that I have given up on the LJW. You were one of the few consistent bright spot on those pages. I do not understand that organization. Did it come as a shock to you, or were you warned? What on earth will the paper be worth without the features section? No one I know depends on it for news. I am sorry for you and for your readers. Egad.
Thanks, A. It was a bit of a surprise, yes, but not shocking. There will be Food on Wed., and some feature content on Sunday and in Go! These are business decisions. As difficult as it is sometimes, you can't take them personally. On the upside, I worked out and played with my dog in the sunshine this morning!
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