Culminating. Where i see a mother who is required to go back to work. Sometimes thats fine there are some mothers who are very, very healthy but some mothers do need additional time to bond with their baby. They do need more than 8 or 12 weeks to be with their child. So theyre not away from their home from 7 00 a. M. To 6 00 p. M. I really appreciate what youve done to raise the awareness and start thinking how to rise be flexibility in the workplace. I appreciate that many industrialized countries and many, many workplaces in San Francisco this makes me believe its feasible in other countries and Many Employers in San Francisco but this gives us an opportunity to level the Playing Field for moms and babies. How do we insure that babies have a equal or nearly equal opportunity to be safe and have Good Development in the first phase of their lives. Thank you for your leadership and i look forward to answering any questions now or in the future. You mentioned quite a few times the mother
In the production and as well as our cochairs. I being one of them. One thing i will do, i took a lot of notes this afternoon and i will definitely share this among my current board as well as the board elect once im there and its being determined on sunday. I think i definitely there have will have to take this back and share with my fellow members of the board. The concerns and comments made this afternoon. Unfortunately i dont have. I appreciate that. The one thing i would say in respect to the specifics, the fact that he is the coming out in this form is good and bad, its good because we want people to come out and speak up. But as an organization, you dont necessarily want involvement by the board of supervisors to know what your vendors and contractors think. If there are concerns that they have, whether they are right, legitimate or not, you want them to come to you. So that is a real concern for me. Supervisor wiener . Do you have something. Not a question. Okay, then the last
And affection for each other. It was as close to her how many town. She would own most of this block going back a couple acres, which mean she owned a huge chunk of what williamsburg was. There was a lot of tragedy in Martha Washingtons life, she lost her first husband. She was raised a rich woman. Now, what that means in 18th century is not familiesly what it means today. When she marries George Washington she brings with her to mount vernon 12 house slaves, and that is really almost an unimaginable luxury. It takes her 10 days to travel here to valley forge from mount vern oranges in her carriage with her slaves and servants with her. And this was a difficult journey. Marthas experience had really prepared her to become the first first lady. Born in New Kent County, virginia in 1731, Martha Washington was 57 years old in 1789 when she and George Washington once again left their beloved mount vernon, Virginia Home in service to the country. This time their destination was new york cit
Ever called Martha Washington martha. She was always called patsy as Lady Bird Johnson was never called claudia. So i was just wondering, you mentioned in his letters when he referred to her in his letter that it was just mentioned on the telephone that he did call her patsy. And i also wanted to mention that in the story that im reading about martha and George Washington that the house, mt. Vernon, was originally the home of his half brother, George Washingtons half brother. That he lived in a smaller farm. And i wondered if you are going to talk anything about his years as a surveyor or is this really about the years with martha as an adult . Thank versus much. This is actually Martha Washingtons time in the sun. So we wont talk about georges early career. What about the nickname patsy . Patsy, pat, patty were the nicknames for martha in those days just as peg or peggy is a nickname for margaret. The martha nickname has fallen out of favor. Nobody was named patricia back then. The on
Volunteers and the director of Government Relations for the San Francisco Unified School District in the 90s. She was one of the first advocates for and facilitators for s use of technology in San Francisco and san jose and became a successful business woman running a Retail Business and will be remembered as a fierce advocate for womans rights and a leader of the San Francisco chapter of the national womans political caucus and however, the thing that all who knew her will remember most about her is her passion for her family and friends. She was married for 49 years, to jay, b hunt and had two children, david and deborah and two grand sons who i had the pleasure of meeting. If you visit the website and built and maintained by her daughter you will be amazed by the depth and the friends that they share for the decades, she was born in connecticut and earned degrees. And she was the person most responsible for turning the San Francisco School Volunteers from a small, volunteer organiza