Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Chien Shiung Wu
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“ There is only one thing worse than coming home from the lab to a sink full of dirty dishes, and that is not going to the lab at all!”
Dr. Chien Shiung Wu work in her early 30s in nuclear fission attracted the attention of the United States government during World War II. She was recruited to work on the Manhattan Project at Columbia University in New York City.
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-- Cathe K.
"...wanted to tell you what important work you are doing. I will keep paying attention every Wednesday!"
-- Wendy J.
"This Women’s Wednesday idea is such a terrific one!"
-- Sandra K.
"I surely do appreciate these Wednesday inspirationals."
-- Gwen
"I love getting these! I often click the link to read more about the person."
-- Sally B.
"I really enjoy receiving this every week!"
-- Crystal
Thank you, one and all. Here’s to a year of positive, life-affirming quotes each Wednesday. May we continue to unite, inspire and empower each other to be all we are meant to be. -- db
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* Celebrate sisterhood.
* Share ideas.
* Embrace similarities.
* Discuss differences.
the Web every Wednesday to:
* Celebrate sisterhood.
* Share ideas.
* Embrace similarities.
* Discuss differences.
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If, however, you feel compelled, the hope is you will leave a comment on this blog.
Watch as each week’s postcard expresses our joys, fears, insights, passions, understanding…wherever we are, whoever we are...at whatever age!
Written inside a Dove (R) dark chocolate wrapper:
"Worry wastes wisdom." - Sandra, Somerset, NJ
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to all who so beautifully supported the first "postcard." Your personal emails have been humbling. Love you all...
Diana
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