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This Week's Executive Momorandum:  Member Spotlight

 

If you had any question about the fascinating diversity of the members of Executive Moms, allow us to introduce you to to Molly Morse Limmer of Pleasantville, New York, our latest Member Spotlight

 

Molly is the the Vice President, Specialist Head of Department of Antiquities at Christie’s, a self-proclaimed Latin geek turned Classics major, a Rabbi's wife and mothers of two girls...

   



 

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Marisa's Musings (Our Blog)
My Year in Review

Since it has been a while, I thought it appropriate -- and by way of partial explanation for this lapse-- to offer a synopsis of my past year, at this closing of the door on 2011.

My 2011 Year in Review:

Navigated the murky waters of NYC school admissions to get one daughter into an excellent NYC middle school, and one into a excellent kindergarten (all in one year).

Watched through misty eyes as they each "graduated."  

Wound up with walking pneumonia; only to soon after walk across a street... and get hit by a CAR.

SURVIVED being hit by a car, and learned (or, learning) that patience and humor are the companions hardest to summon but needed most on the road recovery.  

 

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