MCLEAN—The portions were generous. The conversation was far-ranging. The mood was friendly and welcoming. It was the third Monday of the month and about a dozen diners were schmoozing over sandwiches and salads at Mylo’s Grill in McLean.
About 200 advocates for older Virginians broke bread with area legislators recently and urged them to do more during the upcoming session of the General Assembly to help and protect their most vulnerable constituents.
Remember pouring over the “Help Wanted” section of the classified ads in the newspaper when looking for a job? Remember typing a resume on a typewriter and mailing it to dozens of prospective employers?