If you like Fluff, Fluff, Fluff – This New England Classic Fluffernutter Sandwich is a Winner!

by Lillian Lake | September 4, 2018 | Food, Recipes | 0 Comments

The sun was a fiery ball this morning as I had my morning cup of coffee. It promises to warm up considerably today, and I’m glad of it. A few more days of clear air and warm sunshine suits me fine....

August is the Season of Summer Fresh Sweet Corn

by Lillian Lake | August 21, 2018 | Farms, Food, Recipes | 0 Comments

There are a few foods that mark the peak of a Maine summer like sweet corn. Yesterday, besides beet greens, cucumbers, and string beans, I picked up a “baker’s dozen” ears of corn at Whitewater Farm...

Sustainable Seafood Summer Grilling

by Lillian Lake | July 31, 2018 | Food, Recipes, Stop Trafficking | 0 Comments

I’m sitting on my deck writing and working on a new product line. Words cannot adequately describe the commotion that is going on in my backyard! For several days blackbirds have been taking over...

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August is the Season of Summer Fresh Sweet Corn

Aug 21, 2018 | Farms, Food, Recipes

There are a few foods that mark the peak of a Maine summer like sweet corn. Yesterday, besides beet greens, cucumbers, and string beans, I picked up a “baker’s dozen” ears of corn at Whitewater Farm in New Sharon, Maine. Once you find the food you love, it’s like the...

Spiritual

The Path to Freedom is Through Balance, Harmony, and Equality

Jan 14, 2018 | #31daysofselfcare2018, Caregiving, Spiritual

Welcome to #31daysofselfcare2018 The basis of today's post comes from a previous post "I See Me in the Mirror." Bringing balance, harmony, and equality into our lives depends strongly on our ability to build loving relationships. And THIS requires us to understand...

Caregiving

Shatter Old Beliefs

Jul 27, 2018 | Building Community, Caregiving, Spiritual

Shatter old beliefs that don't feel true. Ask: Do I know that's true? How do I know? Can I apply love to my relationship with this belief? When presenting a belief, how is it received? Many of our beliefs are generational. "We learn what we live" is said of beliefs...

Community

5 Tips for Reducing Food Related Plastic

Mar 18, 2018 | Building Community, Climate Change, Food

In spite of the several Northeasters we’ve recently had here in New England, I noticed when I was out for walks between storms; tree buds were beginning to swell. I’m pretty sure I saw a pregnant doe. Out in my backyard, birds are showing signs of being twitter-pated....

Trafficking

6 Things You Can Do Right Now to Help End Human Trafficking

Apr 9, 2018 | Stop Trafficking

What is human trafficking? According to the United States National Trafficking Hotline website, the legal definition of human trafficking: Sex trafficking is the recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, obtaining, patronizing, or soliciting of a person for...

Conscientious, Optimistic

Lillian Lake is one of the most energetic and enthusiastic people I know. Her irrepressible determination to find and optimize strategies in pursuing any number of worthy issues is an inspiration. Lil is dependable and conscientious, optimistic and cheerful; she would be great to have on your side in any struggle.

~ Cynthia Hoeh Stancioff
Local Food Day Fiddlehead Festival Committee Member

Passionate, Involved

Within the first minute of conversation with Lillian Lake, it’s evident that you are speaking with a passionate and involved community member. Lillian works assiduously in both her research of issues and how situations affect the people and environment of her community. She connects her research in human trafficking and food insecurity between the local and the global, and conveys these connections at speaking events and conferences as a means to educate and advocate for change. Lillian’s sensitivities to the needs of others and her unflagging energies makes a big difference in the lives of many.

~Krisanne Baker

Professor, University of Maine at Farmington

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