We Like You! Like Us, Too!
Archives
Categories
- 17 Syllables
- By Ali
- By Beth
- By The Numbers
- Cleaner Plate Book Club
- Everybody has a story
- Field trips
- Growing things
- Healthier Eating
- I Heart This
- In the kitchen
- Kids today, and what they're eatin'.
- Look Ma, I Made This
- Mad skillz
- Made by hand
- Recipes
- Seeing, reading, listening
- Seventeen syllables
- The widening gyre
- The widening gyre
- Thrift is the new black
- Uncategorized
- When does the age of wisdom begin?
Category Archives: When does the age of wisdom begin?
In which I interview an activist and question everything
So, a couple of weeks ago, I wrote about tweaking the cafeteria for healthier outcomes. I felt so good that morning, like, isn’t it great that we don’t have to fight? We just have to make some simple changes, and … Continue reading
Build a better nugget for a healthy school lunch
So, I got an email recently from Charlotte’s teacher: I have been meaning to chat with you about Charlotte’s lunch. She won’t eat yogurt, applesauce, or raisins at school and really has a hard time maneuvering utensils when she doesn’t … Continue reading
Hello my name is Ali and I’m raising a picky eater
My words, cross-posted from the Ethicurean. Neophobia 101: When picky eaters confound Ethicureanish intentions My four-year old ate a vegetable frittata the other day. Mind you, this hardly ranks among the most staggering of childhood achievements. It’s not exactly up … Continue reading
3:41 am
I woke somewhere in the middle of the night, knowing one thing, absolutely: it’s time to get back. All over the internet are scattered blogs that have been abandoned, mid-thought, like the ghosts of people’s aspirations. I see these blogs. … Continue reading
Posted in When does the age of wisdom begin?
9 Comments
Just one sentence
You know how sometimes you fall behind? Like, maybe there’s something you need to do. I dunno, something small, an it’ll-take-ten-minutes sort of thing? Could involve updating something, a blog, maybe. Something. And yet you don’t do it? There’s no … Continue reading