Posted by Lisa | Jul 30th, 2009
When my growing girls flip flopped between the comfort of playing with dolls and then reaching out to try on lipstick, my view was compassionate amusement. Now I am the one flip flopping and I am not feeling particularly compassionate, or amused!
Today I am flat out blue. One of those girls is leaving home to start a life in Washington, DC. She is determined, lovely, eloquent and brave enough to have made...
Posted by Lisa | Jun 25th, 2009
Food Inc., a documentary about the food industry, unveiled my denial and I have changed my mind.
I will now pay more, much more, for a chicken who has had a life.
My friend used to joke, ” What’s the big deal about a free range chicken, you are going to kill it anyway!”
Last weekend, during a mother-daughter viewing of Food Inc, a woman farmer walks into her chicken house which is STUFFED with...
Posted by Lisa | Mar 6th, 2009
I love to play games with perspective.
At the beginning of February, I decidedĀ to counter all the gloom and doom reports by perceiving every present I received, as a symbol of good things to come.
Boy, did I get tested.
It took three service calls to convince my furnace that it wasn’t an air conditioner.
With that out of the way, I discovered that my name and some Chinese characters clicked through to...