Comments on: gluten free thanksgiving guide http://www.glutenfreebynature.com/articles-and-recipes/gluten-free-thanksgiving-guide/ casein, soy and entirely almost sugar free... Tue, 24 Jan 2012 11:09:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Stephanie http://www.glutenfreebynature.com/articles-and-recipes/gluten-free-thanksgiving-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-4960 Stephanie Sat, 28 Nov 2009 02:28:54 +0000 http://www.glutenfreebynature.com/?p=1503#comment-4960 Hi Melissa, Thanks for the well wishes. My husband has been working out in northern New Jersey for about 18 months now. We're so looking forward to being together again under one roof. It's hard though, we've been here for 15 years. Two of my siblings live in close proximity so it's difficult to think about leaving. Never mind that it's so easy to be gluten free/food sensitive in this area. It's sort of a mixed bag of sadness and excitement at the same time. There is a reason for everything - so we are trying to embrace it and just go with it......real estate IS picking up I think. We've been slammed with showings. Which I guess is a good thing. We got a call from someone wanting to come over at 4pm the day before Thanksgiving. Hmmmm. Sorry, but no. (We hosted this year which basically equates to the fact that my house looked like a bomb had gone off up until...well, it still looks like a bomb went off). You're too kind - I am going to attempt to still keep this blog going. It's been so much fun. I have learned so much from you and the others who blog in our GF community. It's truly amazing. I feel so grateful to live in a time where we have the ability to share with each other like we do. To feel that connection with people you haven't ever "met" is quite something. Sadly we didn't end up getting out for a hike yesterday. The day just got away from me - I did get down to Teller Farm trail - which has such a beautiful panoramic view of the Flatirons. Breathtaking. And the fresh air did wonders for me. Went out again today - and I think I got a little sunburned - it was a little warmer than I was expecting! How wonderful that you were able to get some runs in at Winter Park. First runs of the season for you? Was the snow decent? I can't wait to get out my snowshoes! Enjoy the rest of the weekend :) Stephanie Hi Melissa,

Thanks for the well wishes. My husband has been working out in northern New Jersey for about 18 months now. We’re so looking forward to being together again under one roof. It’s hard though, we’ve been here for 15 years. Two of my siblings live in close proximity so it’s difficult to think about leaving. Never mind that it’s so easy to be gluten free/food sensitive in this area. It’s sort of a mixed bag of sadness and excitement at the same time. There is a reason for everything – so we are trying to embrace it and just go with it……real estate IS picking up I think. We’ve been slammed with showings. Which I guess is a good thing. We got a call from someone wanting to come over at 4pm the day before Thanksgiving. Hmmmm. Sorry, but no. (We hosted this year which basically equates to the fact that my house looked like a bomb had gone off up until…well, it still looks like a bomb went off).

You’re too kind – I am going to attempt to still keep this blog going. It’s been so much fun. I have learned so much from you and the others who blog in our GF community. It’s truly amazing. I feel so grateful to live in a time where we have the ability to share with each other like we do. To feel that connection with people you haven’t ever “met” is quite something.

Sadly we didn’t end up getting out for a hike yesterday. The day just got away from me – I did get down to Teller Farm trail – which has such a beautiful panoramic view of the Flatirons. Breathtaking. And the fresh air did wonders for me. Went out again today – and I think I got a little sunburned – it was a little warmer than I was expecting!

How wonderful that you were able to get some runs in at Winter Park. First runs of the season for you? Was the snow decent? I can’t wait to get out my snowshoes!

Enjoy the rest of the weekend :)
Stephanie

]]> By: glutenfreeforgood http://www.glutenfreebynature.com/articles-and-recipes/gluten-free-thanksgiving-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-4957 glutenfreeforgood Fri, 27 Nov 2009 14:16:14 +0000 http://www.glutenfreebynature.com/?p=1503#comment-4957 Why are you moving?? And how was your hike yesterday? I'm heading out to South Boulder Peak, Green Mountain, Bear Peak or maybe just Flatiron Vista here in a little while. It's a glorious Colorado day, as you know. We went skiing yesterday and although there wasn't much of the mountain open (Winter Park), it was really nice to be outside and enjoying the fresh air before the holiday feast. Our Mexican Thanksgiving was great. But I have to say, you have a fabulous list of wonderful recipes here! I'm going to have to take some time and filter through all of them. Love the maple, masala pecan idea. And I see you did pumpkin ice cream last month! Isn't it the best? I'm totally hooked now. Take care and wishing you the best in your quest to sell your home. Things are picking up in the real estate market around here, but I'm sorry you're moving. You'll keep your blog going, won't you?! You better. :-) Melissa Why are you moving?? And how was your hike yesterday? I’m heading out to South Boulder Peak, Green Mountain, Bear Peak or maybe just Flatiron Vista here in a little while. It’s a glorious Colorado day, as you know. We went skiing yesterday and although there wasn’t much of the mountain open (Winter Park), it was really nice to be outside and enjoying the fresh air before the holiday feast. Our Mexican Thanksgiving was great. But I have to say, you have a fabulous list of wonderful recipes here! I’m going to have to take some time and filter through all of them. Love the maple, masala pecan idea. And I see you did pumpkin ice cream last month! Isn’t it the best? I’m totally hooked now.

Take care and wishing you the best in your quest to sell your home. Things are picking up in the real estate market around here, but I’m sorry you’re moving. You’ll keep your blog going, won’t you?! You better.

:-)

Melissa

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