On the Café Press website, an entire line of T-shirts and other items serve as proxy advocates with which parents can communicate, “Your parenting suggestions are unwelcome unless you have a child with [fill-in-the-blank].”
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Farmers’ markets should accept ‘food stamps’
Assembly Bill 537, authored by State Assemblymember Juan Arambula, would require farmers’ markets to accept the electronic benefits transfer (EBT) card that is commonly referred to as “food stamps.” I believe this is an idea worth supporting.
Monday, February 2, 2009
‘Food Stamp’ program: Lake co-op should participate
During the year that my family has been a member of the Lake County Community Co-op, we have seen the economy worsen steadily. More and more people will need government assistance to meet the basic need for food.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Sweetening in foods = inescapable tyranny
There is an inescapable tyranny present in our society -- the pervasive use of sweeteners.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Produce-box subscription was huge leap of faith
There are so many aspects of Asperger Syndrome that can benefit from publicity, and food anxiety is one of them.
It was a huge ordeal growing up, struggling to eat certain foods because their texture made me gag. Imagine the endless conflicts around the family dinner table!
When I learned one year ago, in July 2007, that I have AS, I encountered narratives by other people on the spectrum who have trouble eating certain things. I'd finally identified more piece in the puzzle!
Earlier this month my family began subscribing to buy produce from a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) supplier. You have entirely no control over what crops come due in a season and whatever has come into harvest is what ends up in your box.
It was a huge leap of faith for me, because of my past experiences, and so far it's been rewarding. There has always been something in the box that I have been able to eat.
It was a huge ordeal growing up, struggling to eat certain foods because their texture made me gag. Imagine the endless conflicts around the family dinner table!
When I learned one year ago, in July 2007, that I have AS, I encountered narratives by other people on the spectrum who have trouble eating certain things. I'd finally identified more piece in the puzzle!
Earlier this month my family began subscribing to buy produce from a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) supplier. You have entirely no control over what crops come due in a season and whatever has come into harvest is what ends up in your box.
It was a huge leap of faith for me, because of my past experiences, and so far it's been rewarding. There has always been something in the box that I have been able to eat.
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Community co-op launches buying club
The Lake County Community Co-Op issued word this week that it is launching its buying club. The first order will likely have been placed by the time you read this column.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Plastic bags can be reused
As our local food co-op continues its development, I watch with interest knowing that it will likely deal with some of the same issues other cooperatives have addressed.
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