Comments on: A day in my life - part two

By: SHARON BOERNER

SHARON BOERNER — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 20:06:39 +0000

MARTHA I LOVE YOUR SHOW. WHERE DO YOU PURCHASE THE 00 FLOUR MENTIONED ON TODAYS SHOW. IS THERE A WEBSITE IT COULD BE ORDERED FROM?

By: Lin Valentine

Lin Valentine — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 19:33:26 +0000

Oh Martha, I love coming here. Thanks so much for taking me on your trip with you to Philadelphia via this web page. I really needed to get away and feel so refreshed now. You are such a wonder woman! Have a good week, doing what you love.

By: Kirk

Kirk — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:52:08 +0000

Martha, I would love see the power point on building the MSO brand. I think it would be amazing. Please consider postint it.

Thanks,
Kirk

By: Charlene Jebens

Charlene Jebens — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 13:14:16 +0000

Martha I read a small blurb in the November 7th edition of Minneapolis MN Startribune Variety section page 1 that indicated you were promoting health care for seniors and more specifically modeling what we can do to prepare for the "sliver tsumani" of aging baby boomers. My partner, Jody Link and I have launched a counsulting business just this year that develops plans for seniors to prepare them for the aging process and more specifically to assist them to maintain as much independence and health as possible. I would be interested in sharing ideas and findings with you. Please contace me by email if you are interested in networking together. Thanks for taking an interest in us seniors. By the way I am 67 years old and a retired health care worker. RN by education. Char

By: Jan Erickson

Jan Erickson — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 03:11:15 +0000

Hi Martha, What a fabulous day you must have had! How great you have such a wonderful, efficient staff who goes with you on days like this. It would be fun to eat at the Pod. I can see why you all enjoyed it so much. Your lecture looked like it was very well received and I can only imagine the terrific questions the Wharton students asked. How lucky they were to have you come for a visit. Loved your show again today. All of the different cheeses were really tasty looking. Thanks again for a great blog. Jan

By: nina zeumer

nina zeumer — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:54:59 +0000

Hi Martha .. . .YES King OF Prussia is beautiful (as malls go!) , ,I was getting tired just "traveling" along with you. . .Glad you had some time at home AND I LOVE your espresso/latte machine!!
Could have had some myself.. .
Though things are very tough I will make a small donation to the Center of Living. . My Mom is gone 5 years and I still miss her terribly . .she was 89yrs old but we didnt have the opportunity of the Center for Living.

Thank you martha .. .Big Martha is so proud of YOU!

Regards, nina

By: Marie

Marie — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 10:30:53 +0000

Wow. Look at that crowd! Love college kids. They're so open to information and excited to learn.

By: celia stock

celia stock — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 01:07:11 +0000

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With you and your dream. Voted Whatever Martha.
Dont care for concrete jungle. Wrote this for you.
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Clear Blue
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Look up, up to the clear blue skies
You can see that's where freedom flies.
Up in the fine clear air, there's no word.
Glide merrily with wind, cloud and bird;
Discover a quiet you can almost hear
There are no troubles anything to fear
Let your thoughts ramble, fill with delight.
Find solace and peace well into the night,
Before night falls and the last bird wings home,
As the sun says goodnight and moon to roam;
Hold your breath make a wish and smile,
Enjoy the innocence like that of a child.
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Luv those Yankees, smiling for sure!

By: Lara Piper

Lara Piper — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 00:17:13 +0000

You are an inspiration, dear Martha. Thanks for sharing your day. Will there be a part three? I am guessing....yes. Your energy and spirit are infectious. I think that I will hang a big picture of you over my computer with a sign that says... "GOT MARTHA?" That will act as my motto as I try to make it through a very tough and productive phase in my life.

By: Twwly

Twwly — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 23:55:12 +0000

Oh, POD! One of the few things I miss about living in Philly. That and the Mutter Museum.