HeyJaredLisa Borden's Public Soapbox: Wellness Intelligence Out Loud
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Who Gets To Feel Welcome At The Table? (opens the original)
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Are you a “difficult” eater? Are you the person whose allergy, religion, health choice, ethical choice, sensory need, preference or personal standard has somehow interrupted what everyone else was planning to enjoy when together for a meal?Hospitality is not only about the food.I have been on both sides of this - as a host and a guest. I have cooked for people with allergies, people who avoid gluten, people who eat according to religious traditions, vegetarians, people with strong preferences an
A Tale of Happier Grocery in New York City (opens the original)
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A couple weeks ago, I had the good fortune to travel to New York City and enjoy live music with 4/5 of my immediate family. Fortunate to have friends in the city, many wanted to gather to share a meal at a restaurant. There are approximately 10,000 restaurants/bars/cafes in Manhattan and 67 Michelin-starred restaurants (thanks for the stats, GoSnappy). Out of those spots, I can count on my fingers where I want to eat. One of the places is Happier Grocery. Yes, that is right. A grocery store over
My Political Statement (opens the original)
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I don’t usually comment on politics directly, even though most everything involves politics (unfortunately). This is a “special” statement and I hope it might serve a purpose for us all. <img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="819" src="
You Know What’s Really Toxic? (opens the original)
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“EVERYTHING IS TOXIC”I hear it all the time.Sometimes as a joke, often as a complaint, and sometimes someone is looking for permission to stop caring altogether.Your cookware, clothing, shampoo, bananas, phone, and water all deserve a second (or third) look … but they are not what concerns me most. I get asked some version of, “Can’t you just enjoy life without seeing harm everywhere?” My firm answer is no. But it’s not because I’m looking for harm … it’s that I’m looking for what deserves my tr
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