It is Friday, seven o'clock afternoon and I am walking from the Medford train station in Massachusetts towards Dunkin Donuts on Medford Square to meet Donna Scovell, the program coordinator of healthy family services of the Catholic Charity. I see black Nissan pulling up in front of me. Behind the steering wheel I see women in her fifties waiving her hand on me very warmly. I new it is her, Donna Scovell, the person I am waiting for. Quite short, thin lady with a blond curly hair got out of the car. She walks towards me and shakes my hand.
" I could have invited you to my office, but actually I manage three organizations, so I have three offices, and I exactly didn't know in which one I would be this afternoon, so I thought it would be the best just to meet you here. Is that ok?" said Scovell.
We walked into Dunkin Donuts and ordered two cups of tea. Scovell seemed very indecisive in picking up the table where to sit. She seemed to look for the right one, the one with the right energy, the most comfortable one for both of us. As soon as we set down she apologizes for wearing such a casual dress with an explanation that she mostly works on the road, so she tries to stay comfortable at all the time. After her first, elegant sip of tea Scovell told me about two other organizations she manages. Except working as a program coordinator of healthy family services, she is also a coordinator for a home based parenting literacy program as well as a yoga instructor in a healthy club. Scovell, who has a master in psychology says.
"I have always known what I want to do already at the university, where I was involved in many activities like assisting professors with a psychology researche ...