A few really interesting posts over at the sustainability site this week. Both gave me some things to seriously consider:
- *Managing up, or the art of positioning people to effect positive change
- *What do we teach the future nurse?
I’m looking forward to a snowy weekend in the 216 before heading to Athens, GA to teach for the nice folks at The Cottage with my partner Doug. Hope I’ll see a few of you there.
BTW, one of you funny people sent me a question apropos of the season: “Does FHO have recommendations for the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for the forensic clinician in your life?” Are you kidding me? Absolutely! Although Valentine’s Day is not my thing, personally, here are a few gift ideas that might delight in our world:
- *the best just-this-side of literal gift under $20 (although naturally
- I’m more of a fan of this one)
- *a slightly more literal valentine, but in that shiny, making-a-positive-
- contribution-to-the-cause kind of way
- *the best and most complicated valentine card ever (I bought it for my
- husband last year and then ended up making him put it together,
- because that’s how I roll. Which is to say, I can’t follow directions.)
- *a valentine’s gift that will help make your job obsolete
- *and a little something for the cynic…
Have a great weekend, a lovely V-Day (however you choose to observe it–or not) and happy and well-fed Chinese New Year! {You’ll find my family celebrating the Year of the Tiger here.}