Gluten Free Breeze (formerly Brendygirl) Blog

Making a list of what to cook, eat, and do for my 3 weeks off work:

Celiac.com Sponsor (A13):

1. Order from Celiac Specialties: especially Dr. Schar's crackers and apple streudel and donuts.
   
2. Buy Woodchuck Cider, Ian's Chicken Nuggets, Cravings Place Pancake mix
   
3. Go to Whole Foods (far away)
   
4. Find a Brazilian Restaurant
   
5. Try to make Chile Relleno
   
6. Make poppyseed coleslaw again
   
7. Make pie with gluten-free graham cracker crumb crust
   
8. Make bananas foster again
   
9. Try to get rid of my lactose intolerance like I did before
   
10. Try the day spa where you go in the mud bath
    
11. Go to the Getty Museums again
    
12. Find a video editing course to take later
    
13. Try again to teach myself to crochet and ask the lady at work for help if needed (asking 4 help is foreign 2 me- I recently looked through my baby book and my mom had written that when I was 2 I'd grunt when frustrated but wouldn't accept help) All the women in my family crochet. It's a midwestern/scandinavian thing.
    
14. Download music to my computer (I don't have an ipod)
    
15. Plan my Hawaiian vacation for January week3
    
16. Plan Spring Break vacation: New York or Yellowstone
    
17. Plan summer vacation: Alaska or Europe
    
18. Finish charitable donations
    
19. Do creative things I don't normally have time for
    
20. Display my handbags with holder thing
    
21. (I'm done with xmas shopping and mailing- just need one gift)
    
22. What I hope to get for Xmas: Coach bangle watch and Scrapbooking Computer program
    
23. Blog about what I got for Xmas-I'm old now & like giving best- people at work (22) liked the SuperSoft Microfiber blankets I got them
    
24. Find a way to get my students on a field trip since gas prices drove the price up and it got cancelled