Anne Singer shares a personal story about a time when she said “yes” to a construction worker’s street-side invitation . . .
EXCERPT: “I turned off the sidewalk and walked toward these hard-hatted men – to their utter delight, it seemed. They turned off their equipment, ceremoniously pulled back the sawhorse barricades, and cheered me on as I entered their hot working world.”
ABOUT ANNE SINGER
After living most of her adult life in New York and Washington, DC, Anne Singer now lives in rural Virginia, where she writes about policy from her home office with pink walls.