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Author Archives: Kathleen Kelley Reardon
A Postcard to New York With Love
If I were a poet, I’d read a poem to New York during this terrible attack by COVID-19. Instead, here’s a reading to New Yorkers from my latest crime mystery novel Damned If She Does based in NYC where on … Continue reading
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Tagged authorsguild, Covid-19, crime mystery, New York Covid-19, positivity
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LETTERS FROM LOCKDOWN (5) – How To Safely Handle Groceries
We know that Covid-19 can survive on various surfaces for different amounts of time. A new CDC study indicates that the virus survived in the Diamond Princess cruise ship cabins for up to 17 days after passengers left. So, how do we avoid transferring … Continue reading
LETTERS FROM LOCKDOWN (4) – TODAY, WEAR YOUR FANCIEST UNDERWEAR — FLOWERS — YOUR FAVORITE HAT!
I found myself looking into my underwear drawer this morning. I started to reach for a simple, gray cotton – probably a couple of years old. After all, I’m dressed down for lockdown. Then, it occurred to me: I needed … Continue reading
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Tagged Cover-19 mental health, happiness, humor in crisis, mental health, positivity
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Stop Touching Public Faucets, Flushers and Door Handles!! (Letters From Lockdown 3)
My preventive medicine hat on again, this letter from lockdown is about something you really should start doing today. I’ve seen a number of televised hand washing demonstrations – wetting the hands, lathering up, cleaning the front and back of … Continue reading
Letters From Lockdown (2) – Coronavirus Life-Saving Courtesy
My husband, Chris, and I went out for a walk yesterday. It was a beautiful day. We live in a fairly rural area and didn’t expect much bobbing and weaving around people. We found that it was difficult … Continue reading
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Tagged cornonavirus, Covid-19, elderly risk of Covid-19
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What You Can Do Today About COVID-19
Today I talked to a dear friend by video chat. We shared our concerns for our families, ourselves and everyone. We shared what we’ve read about keeping the Coronavirus at bay. We had a few laughs, which was especially good … Continue reading
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Tagged coronavirus, fear of illness, preventive medicine, social support
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They Actually Sentenced Weinstein to Twenty-Three Years!! Can You Believe It?
Surely I’m not the only one surprised that Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to not three, not six, but twenty-three years for sexual assault and rape. In our heart-of-hearts many of us figured someone of his wealth and previous stature would walk. … Continue reading
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Tagged #MeToo, Harvey Weinstein, Sexual Misconduct, workplace sexual misconduct
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Tips on Female Empowerment – Interview with Kathleen Reardon
I’ve collaborated for several years now on leadership issues with Diane Craig and Sandra Corelli at Corporate Class in Toronto, Canada. Their Power Up Your Presence interviews provide excellent tips for empowering yourself, especially if you’re a woman. Here is … Continue reading
Magic Joe Does It Again!
In November of 2007 at Huffpost, I described the “magic” of Joe Biden’s emergence in a debate. He rallied then when it mattered and surprised most of us again yesterday – Super Tuesday. What I wrote then applies yet again: … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020 presidential race, Bernie Sanders, Democratic race 2020, Joe Biden, Super Tuesday
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The Weinstein Verdict – Is It a New Day For Women?
When I began writing my new novel Damned If She Does, Harvey Weinstein was still a powerful man and a threat to women who entered his broad sphere of influence. Women in all walks of life were largely keeping quiet … Continue reading