Born To Lead. Not.

Dear Aunt Bossy,

I love my work. Unfortunately, just doing a good job is not considered enough by my employer and I am expected to be active in an association that represents my industry.

Remember that old comedy, "Heaven Can Wait"? It came from the quirky movie team of Warren Beatty and Buck Henry in 1978. Beatty starred as a pro football player, routed to heaven prematurely after a bicycle accident by an "over-anxious guardian angel" (Henry) on his first assignment. Jimmy Carter was president back then, gas cost about 70 cents a gallon, and I finally escaped from the grad school rat race, apparently thanks to a few guardian angels of my own and enough caffeine to float a battleship. Yeah, the ribs were really good in Chicago and we liked watching the usually hapless Cubs and White Sox but it was a tough, financially challenged period with too much bike riding on busy streets and counting the loose change in my pockets at lunch time.

By Margaret Evans, Editor
Cover Photo by Eric Smith, Captured Moments Photography

My husband and I met over a mutual interest in Shakespeare. Yes, we are that geeky.

   Jeff was living on Hilton Head at the time, having relocated from San Francisco, where he'd apprenticed as an actor with the Berkeley Shakespeare Company.

The Beaufort Art Association is pleased to present "Wrapsody," a collaborative exhibition by two award winning Sun City artists, Linda Patalive and Mary Ann Putzier. The show runs through May 10 at the Beaufort Art Association Gallery, 913 Bay Street.