Mad men
There was a scene in Mad Men last night where Don Draper’s daughter, Sally is on the phone to her friend, the more-than-slightly-weird Glenn. Sally had just returned from a dinner where her father had received an award.
Sally had inadvertently walked in on a sordid scene involving the character Roger and her step-mother’s mother.
Asks Glenn, “How’s the city?”
“Dirty,” answers Sally.
Which brings me to the topic of Springfield.
I will be with sixty teachers from the area, retired and active, headed there Wednesday.
More on that in a second.
This morning folks are headed there for a Board of Trustees meeting of the Teacher Retirement System.
The Board will be meeting in secret executive session where some said they will express their disagreements
Sally had inadvertently walked in on a sordid scene involving the character Roger and her step-mother’s mother.
Asks Glenn, “How’s the city?”
“Dirty,” answers Sally.
Which brings me to the topic of Springfield.
I will be with sixty teachers from the area, retired and active, headed there Wednesday.
More on that in a second.
This morning folks are headed there for a Board of Trustees meeting of the Teacher Retirement System.
The Board will be meeting in secret executive session where some said they will express their disagreements
