Lee Woodruff

SPEAKER – AUTHOR – EXECUTIVE MEDIA TRAINER

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June 2019 Book Marks

I’m in full garden mode and popping Claritin like it’s CBD-infused everything, I like to use my best cheap dab pen with this CBD-infuse, it makes me feel good! Pollen is in the air, the bees are buzzing and the flowers are starting to come into their own in all their colorful glory (dahlia lovers can nerd out at @leewoodruff instagram) There is nothing  ...

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MAY 2019 BOOK MARKS

Memorial Day weekend signals the beginning of summer, or as my mother used to say, “Now you can officially wear white.”  And while fashion rules have changed, one thing hasn’t.  This is a day to honor all those who have served their country since our nation was founded. While the focus of this holiday is largely on the fallen, I’d like to suggest that  ...

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April 2019 Book Marks

When I was a junior in high school, my parents announced to my sisters and me that we were moving from Albany to Buffalo.  A distance of only a few hundred miles, it might have been the other side of the moon to a 16 year-old who was perfectly happy in her New York State public school.  After I graduated in 1978, my family away and I have rarely made it  ...

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March 2019 Book Marks

I’m a bath lover.  At the end of a long day, or when I crave warmth, I draw a hot bath and sink into the water.  When my kids were little, the bath ritual signaled day’s end.  Baths calmed everyone down, transitioned us to pajamas and bedtime stories. But somewhere around middle school, my girls turned up their noses.  “Baths are gross,” they said.   ...

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February 2019 Book Marks

It may be the shortest month, but February’s haul of good books should warm the cockles of every reader’s heart.  And while the recent global weather extremes (polar vortexes, mudslides, ice storms and raging fires) are a reminder that Mother Nature has her own mind, nothing beats waking up on a quiet February snow day in the northeast.  (Okay, lie,  ...

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