For a minute, I felt like the Duggar family on the "Today" show. Because I bet a couple people were getting all revved up to be mad that we were announcing, that yes, we were once again having a baby. Because we just love having babies. It's what we do!
Honestly, even my kids think that is what we will announce anytime we call a family meeting. "It's time," Lucy told us. "It's been a couple years."
But who is she kidding? She would only like it if we told her we were having a baby girl. The day we found out we were having baby Wade she cried giant crocodile tears and wouldn't speak to us for hours (which felt like days to a 5 year-old).
Okay, enough with the friggin baby talk. We are so not having another baby. Relax people.
My big news is the birth of a new blog. Because that's right, one wasn't enough. The new blog is devoted to being gluten free and raising awareness of Celiac disease. It is called:
A Gluten-Free Family.
It is here you can read stuff like this:
Last Friday, JT got off the bus and said, "Mommy, I had gluten today." At his kindergarten Thanksgiving feast. My heart sunk. I had taken every precaution, I had spoken with the teacher, emailed reminders, sent in safe foods for him to eat, sat with him and had the talk, making sure I made the ever-important eye contact. But JT felt left out. He asked a buddy for a cookie and he ate it.
Within hours he was crying from stomach pain and then came the vomiting.
He is so young to get this whole eating-this-will-make-you-sick idea. He just wants to be normal and fit in. It doesn't help that he still is a bit speech delayed and has trouble with numbers. Poor kid just wanted a damn cookie.
I had a page on this blog, but gluten/celiac is too huge for one page. Please check it out. Become a follower (you could be the first one!). Pass it along to anyone you know that is suffering from Celiac or gluten intolerance. Because I promise to help inform them and at
the very least make them laugh sometimes.
Oh no worries though, I won't be abandoning this blog. You will still be able to read about how much I am screwing things up on a daily basis!
Click here to check out the new blog.
On a Thanksgiving-y note, I am very thankful to you, yeah that's right, you for reading this here blog. Thank you.
Honestly, even my kids think that is what we will announce anytime we call a family meeting. "It's time," Lucy told us. "It's been a couple years."
But who is she kidding? She would only like it if we told her we were having a baby girl. The day we found out we were having baby Wade she cried giant crocodile tears and wouldn't speak to us for hours (which felt like days to a 5 year-old).
Okay, enough with the friggin baby talk. We are so not having another baby. Relax people.
My big news is the birth of a new blog. Because that's right, one wasn't enough. The new blog is devoted to being gluten free and raising awareness of Celiac disease. It is called:
A Gluten-Free Family.
It is here you can read stuff like this:
Last Friday, JT got off the bus and said, "Mommy, I had gluten today." At his kindergarten Thanksgiving feast. My heart sunk. I had taken every precaution, I had spoken with the teacher, emailed reminders, sent in safe foods for him to eat, sat with him and had the talk, making sure I made the ever-important eye contact. But JT felt left out. He asked a buddy for a cookie and he ate it.
Within hours he was crying from stomach pain and then came the vomiting.
He is so young to get this whole eating-this-will-make-you-sick idea. He just wants to be normal and fit in. It doesn't help that he still is a bit speech delayed and has trouble with numbers. Poor kid just wanted a damn cookie.
I had a page on this blog, but gluten/celiac is too huge for one page. Please check it out. Become a follower (you could be the first one!). Pass it along to anyone you know that is suffering from Celiac or gluten intolerance. Because I promise to help inform them and at
the very least make them laugh sometimes.
Oh no worries though, I won't be abandoning this blog. You will still be able to read about how much I am screwing things up on a daily basis!
Click here to check out the new blog.
On a Thanksgiving-y note, I am very thankful to you, yeah that's right, you for reading this here blog. Thank you.
Is it ridiculous that I am beyond excited about my Thanksgiving weekend Muppet Movie experience?
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