Tag Archives: Johnson Space Center
Warning: I Tweet Alot!
For those of you following me on Twitter, brace yourselves. So much to tweet. So little time Continue reading
Filed under NASA, social media, space, tweet-up
Every Ending = New Beginning
My sister Aimee recently reminded me how she and Daddy watched Columbia lift off on April 12, 1981. She remembers him marveling that we could actually launch a rocket from Earth and fly it back to the planet like an airplane. Feel free to post your stories as comments to this post. I’d love to read them. Continue reading
Filed under Earth, leadership, NASA, social media, space, tweet-up
Mission: Moon Rock
A Los Angeles Times article (posted by NASAWatch on Twitter) about moon rocks recovered from a filing cabinet brought back memories of my very first job at NASA — moon rock recovery. Fresh out of grad school at the LBJ … Continue reading
Filed under federal government, NASA, social media
Honor Past but Celebrate Future, PLEASE!
Come on! Let’s “pay it forward.” Tap into that amazing creative energy we have. Celebrate NASA’s today and tomorrow, while we honor the past. Continue reading
Filed under federal government, leadership, NASA, space
Go-No Go and the Black Hole between
You can never be wrong if you never make a decision. Continue reading
