Jackie (my mom) and I went to Nashville for our first mother + daughter trip. We didn’t have a ton of plans (other than hitting up Uncommon James, @Kristin, hey girl.) Just a week of relaxing and wine-ing. Here is my round up of the gluten free finds and other fun things from the week. […]
Mother + Daughter NashBash Read More »
Hey all! I have teamed up with San-J to bring you this awesome recipe. This is one of my go-to recipes to make when I am trying to impress friends and family. It is seriously so easy to make and SO so delicious. In addition to their Gluten Free Tamari Soy Sauces, San-J has 8
Beef and Broccoli brought to you by San-J Gluten Free Tamari Soy Sauce Read More »
** CONTAINS SPOILERS ** When I first saw that Netflix debuted a docuseries on Chronic Illness, I was ecstatic. I have a Chronic Illness, so “Afflicted” could shed so much light on my daily struggles!! However, after finishing the 7 episodes I was left frustrated. The series starts out pretty interesting and relatable. I even
“Afflicted” by Netflix – A Review Read More »
Alright, we all know being a celiac/gluten free/having dietary restrictions is DAMN expensive. In my new series, I will be sharing tips and tricks I use to save money and get cash back. The first tip is the Ibotta Rebate App. My boyfriend thought I was crazy when I first started using the Ibotta App
Money Saving Tips For Celiacs Pt. 1 Read More »
I truly have nothing to say about this recipe other than it went the fastest at our superbowl party and I want to eat them every day for every meal. Okay now scroll through and make these bad boys.
Buffalo Chicken Meatballs Read More »
This upcoming summer I will have officially been gluten free for four long, rollercoaster years. If you would have told me that I would be where I am today four years ago, I don’t think I would have believed you. I was about to be a junior in college, had gone through some major life changes outside of
10 Things I Wish I Would Have Known When I Was First Diagnosed… Read More »
Recently, I was invited to a homemade pizza making party and it made me think about the things in my life that I have said yes to because I didn’t want to hurt someone’s feelings who, at no fault of their own, didn’t understand my disease. The friends of mine who were hosting the party
Learning How To Say No Read More »
Celiac Disease is not glamorous and a lot of times it is the farthest from that. This year I have decided to make my new years resolution to accept my normal. Living with an invisible disease, most people do not know the full extent of my illness and the struggles I deal with on a
2017: Time To Accept My Normal Read More »
If you know me then you would know that I had a blog during my undergraduate education after I was diagnosed. However, I would like expand the content and audience of my blog and that is where I am now. But first, let me give you a little more about myself than you can get
Welcome to my ~new~ blog. Read More »
