by Michelle Lasley | Jul 7, 2011 | Blogging Before SEO, Family, Food, The Green Life
I started drinking Folder’s Coffee. Instant. Crystals. Why? Because my mom drank it. I had always enjoyed the smell, and eventually I got up the courage to try it, and I drank it. I enjoyed the simplicity of making this brew. You bowl the water, spoon in your crystals, dissolve into hot water, add flavorings (milk & sugar), consume.
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by Michelle Lasley | Jul 3, 2011 | Blogging Before SEO, The Green Life
If you went to high school with me, and you’re reading this title, chances are you’ve been transported back to 9th grade where Mr. McMahon is trying to impart onto our youthful minds the importance of relevance. We were honing our writing skills in English...
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by Michelle Lasley | Jun 10, 2011 | Blogging Before SEO, Family, Food, The Green Life
Neighbor and friend Elizabeth finished another term at Portland State University. We plan to go to the coast tomorrow to celebrate. A few drinks, lots of banter, intertwined with varying political summaries, queries, and pontifications. As always, a good time.
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by Michelle Lasley | Jun 9, 2011 | Blogging Before SEO, Family, The Green Life
Busy day. Mr. Moody Pants came back, so I thought I’d post a few pictures (recent) of a happier Mr. Levi Beans.
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by Michelle Lasley | Jun 8, 2011 | Blogging Before SEO, Family, Food, The Green Life
Patterns forgotten are patterns found. Like a lost love waiting an eager embrace. My family eats in season again (mostly). I put in my produce order. Greens and beans from one source, and tropical fruits and refrigerated apples from another. I know by the price and...
by Michelle Lasley | May 30, 2011 | Blogging Before SEO, Food, The Green Life
When I was in high school, circa 1993 or 1994, someone did a study and they concluded that milk was bad for you. The conversations I remember having, around this study, concluded that everyone had a study for everything proving the other wrong. This was my...
