by Michelle Lasley | May 21, 2020 | Family, Motherhood, One a Day, Post a Day 2016, Post a Day 2020, The Balancing Act
I have a 13-year-old boy. My husband and I love our son terribly, and we didn’t plan out every detail of his existence. Namely that he would be here. So, in 2007, he came into this world a bundle of joy and moderate health problems. This was my introduction to very...
by Michelle Lasley | Jun 14, 2018 | Family, Food, Health, In the Home, One a Day, Post a Day 2016, The Balancing Act, The Green Life
My mother told me, when I was selling books door-to-door, to take my vitamins. I spent 20 minutes staring at the options in the aisle to the chagrin of my friend who I had just told, “I’ll be quick.” I had no idea what to buy. I had no idea what one...
by Michelle Lasley | Dec 4, 2016 | One a Day, Post a Day 2016, The Balancing Act
Hoping for another trip across country, I began thinking about all the states I’ve visited. I found a cool mapping function that allows this easy creation. Many states were just a drive through, and we didn’t visit as long as I desire, but I’ve...
by Michelle Lasley | Nov 29, 2016 | One a Day, Post a Day 2016
On the day, in March 2003, when Dubya declared war against Iraq, it was one of these wine nights. We sat around our friend’s small living room around their even smaller television. Some on the floor; some on the couch. I felt like the TV was so close it could touch our noses.
by Michelle Lasley | Nov 10, 2016 | One a Day, Post a Day 2016
I wanted Hillary Clinton to be the first woman president. I admired her grace and stamina since she was the First Lady of the United States. I never really understood why she was vilified so much in the press. I never understood the severity of the scandals like...
by Michelle Lasley | Nov 9, 2016 | One a Day, Post a Day 2016
The husband and I were discussing this after running errands prior to picking the kiddo up from school. In 2004, I came to some conclusions. It doesn’t matter what end of the political spectrum, or grid, you are on. What matters is that most people simply care...
