Tag: 2026 Andrea E. Menzies

  • Throwback Dinner

    By Andrea E. Menzies 07/09/26

         I noticed that I forgot to re-post Mother’s Day photos for my family at Waffle House and Applebee’s restaurants for the dinner celebration. These were originally posted on the Foursquare Swarm app as check-ins. My review is Waffle House is not just for skits on Saturday Night Live, and actually has good brunch food in the Virginia area. Applebee’s is always yummy for not too much money.

    Left Alexandria Menzies and on the right Andrea E.  Menzies at Applebee’s.
    Alexandria Menzies, Anne Brockett, and Andrea Menzies at Waffle House.

    Anne Brockett left, and Andrea Menzies at Applebee’s Grill for Mother’s Day 2026.

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  • Certificate Done

    Certificate Done

    By Andrea E. Menzies 07/06/26

    I just finished the Clinical Research Certification by CITI by University in Florida. The accredited 15 class vocational certificate was hard, but I understand medical science and statistics far better for healthcare. It even has a great link for reposting on LinkedIn.

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  • Women Created Equal

    Women Created Equal

    By Andrea E. Menzies 7/06/26

    “All Men Are Created Equal” is a famous phrase from the Declaration of Independence signed July 4th of 1776. The document is the origin of the July 4th holiday. It has an iconic phrase declaring women unequal. I have returned to school this year, and ironically noticed for the first 200 years of American history women were refused the ability to go to universities at all. Men could easily say women were constantly stupid, drunk, or insane as an excuse to mentally and physically abuse them, and they had no way to prove the lies wrong. It constantly perpetuated cycles of abuse leaving women broke, abandoned, and alone without education. The 4th of July is a great holiday, but never forget it had a promise of freedom few people got to enjoy. In recent history lawmakers have tried to strip women of their rights, and it is important to remember the “good old days” were not always good. At the time of the Declaration of Independence women were not allowed an education in most places. Separate schools had to be created as women-only institutions as women were blamed when men could not control themselves at all in work and school.