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Sunday’s
December 3rd, 2009 | caitlin | Categories: The Dish, Uncategorized 2 Comments »

Sunday’s in my world are full of poncho’s, cheering, taunting, money won and lost and sometimes, just sometimes, there is a group hug.
Why are my Sunday’s so fantastic? Because we have football Sunday’s! JAM!
Every Sunday, Fiance and I head over to my parents house where we do laundry, eat lots of food, and watch 5 [...]

Oreo Shmoreo
November 30th, 2009 | caitlin | Categories: The Basket No Comments »

Who needs Oreos? Well, I thought I did. I thought I needed them to survive.
And then, after diagnosis I learned that Oreos were not a necessity of life – but they sure were important to living a happy life.
Oh well, I adjusted.
And now I don’t need to adjust. All I need to do is make [...]

Making a List and Checking it Twice.
November 25th, 2009 | caitlin | Categories: The Dish 3 Comments »

Christmas is exactly a month away. That’s really not a lot of time to prepare for the awesomeness that is the Christmas Holiday. I’m a Holidork, and it’s kind of a big deal event to me.
One of the most important parts is making sure that I have suitable GF replacements for my former gluten filled [...]

No Spoons Allowed
November 20th, 2009 | caitlin | Categories: The Basket, Uncategorized No Comments »

Hi My People.
I’m back. You’re so happy right?!
Sorry it’s taken me a whole week to post. In all honestly, I just didn’t have anything to post about. But now I do.
I want to talk about spoons and the role they play in the act of eating chili. I don’t think that they should have a [...]

The Other Side
November 6th, 2009 | caitlin | Categories: Uncategorized No Comments »

In the words of Dr. Phil:  ”Even a pancake has two sides”.
And next week, you will be able to read what the other side of this gluten free pancake thinks. That’s right people, Fiance is going to guest blog next week.
Why?
For a couple reasons. 1) We both need to snap out of our blogging routines. [...]

More Butter Less Tart
November 4th, 2009 | caitlin | Categories: The Dish, Uncategorized 4 Comments »

Butter Tarts Rule.
My mother’s butter tarts kick your mothers butter tarts in the butt. So much so, that I have friends that request my mom make them butter tarts and mail them across the country. Oh yes, they are that good.
You can only imagine my delight when I came across these little wonders. Yup total [...]

Wheat or Treat
October 28th, 2009 | caitlin | Categories: Uncategorized 4 Comments »

Halloween is something I fondly look back on.
As children my mom would make all of our costumes – big enough to fit over a snow suit. My dad would grab his mug of coffee and and take us out to terrorize the neighbourhood until we simply couldn’t carry anymore candy. Once the bags were full and our legs [...]

Thanks for Leaving
October 26th, 2009 | caitlin | Categories: Uncategorized 1 Comment »

You know what’s the best part about someone leaving?
They come back with presents.
And it seems that the further they go, the better the presents get!
Recently someone I know went to the land of Celiacs – Ireland. The stats are showing that Celiac disease effects 1 in 122 people in Ireland. That’s an outstanding number. And [...]

Going Local.
October 23rd, 2009 | caitlin | Categories: Uncategorized 1 Comment »

I was recently contacted by a local company that has dedicated their business to allergy friendly pre-made meals. They are called Copper Pot Creations. I heart local companies. Local companies are what make a city unique. Big hug to local business!
After reading the site I can say that they have a great story, a great [...]

Cardiac Unit
October 19th, 2009 | caitlin | Categories: Uncategorized 1 Comment »

One of the bonus’ of being a Celiac is the ability to over indulge.
Yes I said it, we get to indulge.
We get to indulge without feeling guilty about anything. Most of ours meals consist of some sort of salad and meat. Watching calories and counting portions rarely matters to us. So when it comes time [...]

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