Category Archives: Adults

I’m in a Food Club

• By Michelle Lasley
• 20 December, 2010
• 6 Comments

A what? I haven’t really blogged about it. It’s central to my life. It’s been important to me for several years. And, still I haven’t written about it. My family knows. My friends know. My new friends all know that I am in a food club. So, what is a food club? A buying club, in its simplest form, is … Continue Reading →

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Sharing is not Intuitive

• By Michelle Lasley
• 20 October, 2010
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Levi, you have to share. LEVI, you have to share. Levi, please give a toy to the little girl. Levi, if you and Elliott cannot share, the toy is going to go away. You have to SHARE. Sharing. Sometimes, a several times a day lesson. Sharing. Something that as adults we still struggle with. Sharing. Something we try to impart … Continue Reading →

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Attachment Parenting as Paradigm Shift

• By Michelle Lasley
• 30 August, 2010
• 2 Comments

Rousseau complained in his First Discourse how, in the wake of the Industrial Revolution, we relied too much on specialists to answer our problems and too little on our own reasoning. He complained that we have Mathematicians, and Scientists, and Chemists to solve our problems, all commodifying humanity. I had a discussion today with a friend, and advocate of Dr. … Continue Reading →

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