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I'm glad you had a good time this weekend! I also got glutened. I think it was yesterday, but it was my own fault. I didn't know what went in the food and ate it, assuming that it was gluten-free. I have paid with a constant headache that has continued overnight. When I go to bed with a headache I usually wake up without one, but not this time...
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This is not an advertisement, but some things I highly recommend: Books by Ted Dekker. Boy, is he a great author! He writes books that are great for the action and for the meaning -the first I have ever been able to find! I stayed up late last night reading one of his books. Oh, wow, it was gripping and I couldn't put it down even though several times...
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Christmas. I'm thinking about Christmas because I went Christmas shopping today. It was crazy. People were rushing about everywhere, the lines at the checkouts were insanely long, everyone were buying so much stuff. Why? I admit, I was buying a bunch of stuff as well. But I have an excuse. I have presents for everybody in my family every Christmas. (Eleven...
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Today I woke up as usual. I really wasn't all that productive today. In school, that is. Partly because I didn't have that much schoolwork to do. Partly because we had visitors. Partly because I was completely bored with my work and was busy with my story. (I got a chapter done in Sapphire Necklace.) Partly because I was tired. A lot of the time I was staring...
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...that story faded off. Then we moved from PA to NC. Pennsylvania to North Carolina. New friends, house, church. Then we got a writing club started. Enter fantasy. I've actually sort of been doing "fantasy" my whole life, basically in a world somehow remarkably like Earth but also my own (so I could mess around with it). Now I actually start creating...
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I'm glad that you could resist the chocolate! That's something I also find hard to do. Peanut butter balls, a Christmas classic at our house, are made with peanut butter, margarine, and confectioners sugar and are dipped in melted chocolate chips and coconut oil (changed from shortening). I have dipped a lot of them already, and it can get messy. It's soooo...
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How many of you out there like writing fantasy? I love it, and I do pretty well at it -especially when I can focus on one of my many stories. The accountability I have in our writing group is also great. Plus, it helps me get more done on two stories at once. I fill up my quota on one story for the writing group, and then I work as much as I want to on another...
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1. Flexibility! We can make room for a whole lot of things (like dentist appointments and spontaneous trips to the museum) and are not restricted by a public school schedule. 2. Lax schedule! (Sort of. ) No strict schedule (really). "Get this done by the time I get home." "Have this finished by next Friday." Our schedule: start at nine (a.m.), do...
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Here comes my regular schedule in the morning: get up, check email and whatever websites I'm a member of, take care of chickens, eat breakfast, and go back to bed to read and listen to music before having to go do dishes. Late nights tend to upset the balance. I wake up late/r, 6:45 -7:00 a.m., have breakfast and then take care of the chickens, doing...
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I'd like to see a gluten-free bakery, or maybe a completely gluten-free restaurant.
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I like this pumpkin pie recipe... [url="http://gingerlemongirl.blogspot.com/2007/11/twist-on-pumpkin.html"]http://gingerlemongirl.blogspot.com/2007/1...on-pumpkin.html[/url]
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I'm not sure how this happened... But all of you who are the 'only one's in your family who are gluten free can relate. I think it was the chicken dish my Mom made yesterday. There were plenty of leftovers (enough to fill a large sour cream container), and I'm think that some gluten stuffed-stuffing got mixed in. Today was leftovers (or srevotfel...
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We had two people over for the actual Thanksgiving meal...of which some parts had been tailored to suit my diet. The gravy was made with potato starch and coconut milk -providing a stark contrast to wheat flour and regular milk. The stuffing (which has so many fans that it couldn't be cut out) couldn't be cooked inside the turkey, like a lot of people like...
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I don't have celiac (just gluten sensitivity), but I also have casein sensitivity. I try to resist cravings as well. Resisting chocolate is hard! I found that some dark chocolate is safe -but that also depends on how sensitive to casein you are. I enjoy Lindt, which is produced in a facility that processes milk. Since my sensitivity is fairly low...
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I'm less sick with the cold (just a few sniffles here and there) but I think something went wrong last night and I think I ate something I wasn't supposed to -I have no clue at all what it would be. (I had chicken, quinoa with red peppers and peas, and broccoli, with gluten-free cookies for dessert.) I woke up twice last night to use the bathroom and had...
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I feel a cold coming on ...and I've been having some trouble with some things that seem like they would spout from cross-contamination, but I don't know how...anyway, I'm still very tired, and even more so since Wednesday morning I woke up at 4:30 A.M. and couldn't go back to sleep after I heard that Obama had been elected. It strikes me funny the irony...
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This has been a long weekend, with Friday first processing chickens then going over to a friend's house for worship and fellowship and staying up until, what was it, eleven-thirty? Somewhere around there. Anyway, on Saturday we had two families over for dinner and they stayed until around nine-thirty, and I got to bed around ten-thirty after watching some...
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Has anyone found that green tea or chickweed helps them with their symptoms? Because they have been working for me..
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Well, I'm a new member who joined yesterday...I'm gluten- and casein-sensitive. I don't know what the difference is between being "sensitive" and "intolerant". I was diagnosed a few months ago, and I'm still not sure about everything I can eat. I'm looking for a friend maybe gluten-sensitive, and around my age (13) who is a Christian.
