I saw why. Im getting transcripts of interviews printed out, going through videos for parts of interviews I think I might want to use, finding the good stuff. . So, from the start, Carol and I understood each other. Carol had just such a dog, Harry. Because of the way I live, on the road, here-today-gone-tomorrow, I make snap judgments. I consider what happened to me a happy experience even though there was death involved., Teichner wrote When Harry Met Minnie while drinking ginger tea and consulting her old diaries for detail. And so it was with Lissa and Kate., Martha Teichner has been a correspondent for CBS Sunday Morning since December 1993, where shes equally adept at covering major breaking national and international news stories as she is handling in-depth cultural and arts topics. Before that, Sunday was my play day, and I would go to plays and concerts and have dinner with friends. Sale ends tonight at midnight EST. I admired the cleverness of the clothes, her playfulness, her creativity. Also, Martha was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Newswomens Club of New York in 2018. I cant tell you how much I needed that. They adored each other. When the meter came, Martha would be the ideal candidate to take in Terrier Harry, Carols favorite bull. We had in common a love for bull terriers. Without my dogs, I never would have met Stephen, Carols friend who walked his dog, Teddy, at Chelsea Piers in the morning. Martha stands at a height of 5 ft 4 in ( Approx 1.6m). I didnt want this story to get lost. Along the way, Martha has also interviewed world leaders and other newsmakers, such as then-first lady Hillary Clinton. It was difficult telling a story about myself, said Martha Teichner, who has been a correspondent for CBS Sunday Morning since 1993. No small thing. During that period, Martha covered the Cuban/Haitian boatlift to the United States, the war in El Salvador, as well as the exile of the Shah of Iran to Panama. // Leftist Theory Reading List, Give At Least Three Similarities Between Social Science And Humanities, Articles M