Georgetown asked for my talk in advance, and I was about to send it to them on the day I discussed the petition with the dean. It draws on several of my JJ columns about humility, gratitude, and, ironically, the urgent need for dialogue in our polarized society.
Scuba Show Speaker: Niver’s News: April 2022
Lisa Ellen Niver
April News 2022 with Lisa Niver & We Said Go Travel:
I absolutely LOVE Scuba DIVING and am so honored that I was invited to be a speaker at the Scuba Show on May 14, 2022. CLICK HERE to read about my topic, “Diving off the COVID Rust!
Thank you to Tourism Australia, The Best of the Alps, Sonoma County Tourism and Switzerland Tourism for the LOVELY LOS ANGELES events! I shared about them on all of my social channels and you can CLICK THIS LINK to learn more!
Since the Jewish Journal resumed print publication in Fall 2021, I have been in the Blog Bytes section eighteen times! Click here to see me in print in September 2021, October 2021, November 2021, December 2021 , January 2022 and Feb 2022.
VIDEOS from my Spring Break Majestic Princess cruise to the Mexican Riviera:
On my Joshua Tree roadtrip in a Genesis GV70, we also went to PALM SPRINGS
Did you know that I make ART? It has its own Instagram!
I love this perspective from my Facebook memories: SEVEN YEARS AGO: I had 315,000 views on YouTube and now I have over 1.5 million views! THANK YOU for your support!
WHERE CAN YOU FIND MY TRAVEL VIDEOS?
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I love fortune cookies, and
this batch has some of the best ones EVER!
“You will soon discover that luck is on your side.”
“As a chapter ends, you will find yourself on a road to a new discovery.”
“Many successes are coming your way.”
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