Post-Thanksgiving

And do we have a lot to be thankful for! I hope you all out there had a great holiday. Now it's back to Mensa musings. What are your questions? Answers to questions posed by Jared Levine to all candidates for office are being posted on the unofficial e-lists as well as the Mensa Matters area of the official online community. While Jared's questions cover a lot of territory, there may be other questions that you have. Ask away!

Blogging for Mensa

I want to know what your questions are for me. What do you want to know? I am hoping to be elected to be chair of American Mensa (sometimes I wonder what's in the water around here [south Florida]). My main goal is to keep the options open for every one of our 50,000+ members. By that, I mean however or whatever you want Mensa to be for you, I want that for you too. Mensa is not a cruise ship with activity directors slipping a daily calendar of events under you door every morning - although a quick glance at the Mensa website sidebar resembles that - Mensa is a network of possibilities. Once onboard - there's that ship reference again - you can explore at your leisure. Stay up all night dancing, twitter one-on-one or with a group, chat on elists, go to dinner with new friends, go on a picnic, hear a lecture, you get the picture. It's your organization - use it!