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jerseyangel Proficient
We do NOT have the BC gluten-free mixes here yet. . . ..... :angry:

We don't either.

Hi Amanda!! Happy grillin :D


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blueeyedmanda Community Regular

The gluten-free mixes were hard for me to find- Patti will understand this and be shocked.....I found the first bag on Tues at Weis..... and they only had the cookies

Thursday I was to Wegmans and found all 4 varities. Still have not found them at Giant---and I have been to 10 Giants....we have one on every corner literally...kinda of like there being a Waffle House on every corner in Georgia....Man I loved that place.....

As for the Chex cereal....I finally found the chocolate the other day at Giant....but sometimes the stores have old boxes of cinnamon and strawberry and sometimes new. I think my fave is the cinnamon.....

I always missed cereal after going gluten-free. I always used to snack on dry cereal....so to have Chex in different flavors makes me happy!

DingoGirl Enthusiast

GOOD SUNDAY MORN, SILLS!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

I do love it when I"ve been slightly MIA and you've all been rather quiet on here. :lol: much easier for Dingo Brain to catch up.

Is Leesargh out dancing as we speak? such good news......

This is one of the new McDonalds that will be eventually replacing all the others in time. I was agog when I walked in: big screen TVS everywhere, circular marble tables, cozy booths along the sides, a big fireplace . .. .......

:blink: Posh McDonald's? oh my.......what a cute li'l job Sophie has!!!!!!

I so enjoyed staying with my brother and his wife.

Got to see my 93 year old uncle at his farm in the hocking hills. I seem to find my inner core when I go to his log cabin where there are so many family memories.

Then got to see my cousin who who near death on Good Friday but got a liver transplant and we saw her in rehab. She on the faculty at OSU hospital. All the Dr's were pulling for her so i'm sure that helped.

I was able to visit with Joan........my HS friend from Temecula and we looked at some houses on her MLS listings on her computer. She and her dh came over to my brothers for a afternoon.

She is just an amazing woman. A realtor, lawyer, and flies her own plane. I can sure use her positive energy in my life now.

JOODITH!!!!!!!! :wub:

your whole post warmed me 'eart.......soooooooo glad you're feeling better, did some traveling, even!!!! And all of this - the log cabin, the uncle, your brother and wife that are fun to stay with, your wonderful friend. And all this time without smoking!!!! such good, positive stuff :)

Sillies-----I have just concocted the most enjoyable lil dessert. Sliced banana, scoop of plain greek yogurt, chopped pecans, drizzle of honey, and cinnamon. Yum!

YUM!!! but I think I must use ice cream instead

Um - oh wait - I ate the whole pint of Haagen Dazs last night :ph34r: wif blackberries and strawberries.........DELISH!

Pah-Tay...that does sound so yum!!!

ShjEss.....when is your interview? We are all expecting phone calls for references....I neeed to know when to be home. Or do tHey nieed sumting in riting? i'M su'Re wede all be vary hAppiE to dO that fer yOu!!! Good luck in every form.....though I don't think you need luck.....you already have all you need without it!

*snooooooort*

Yes, by all means, let's put sumphin' in writin' for her :lol:

I just put the url for this thread down on my reference page.

capitol idea :lol:

GEOSS!!! new shoes and an interview tomorrow!!!!!!!! Yer've got all the Sills pullin' for ya :)

ShzJess....what kind of shoes is it that you like? I'm just curious!!! If I have a decent pair of work boots, hikers, sneakers...I'm happy. I DO like work boots! :P Much to hubbies chagrin. When we met I had 1 pair of black dress shoes. I figgered they were good for anything I might wear on those very rare occaisions that I might dress better than jeans!! How many times I heard.....you can't wear black shoes with that.....so I bought a pair of brown shoes (that I wore once). They both live in boxes in my closet. I do have a pair of dress boots (I love them) for my dress-pants type wear. Hubby just sighs these days I have a pair of dress sneakers....does that count?

:huh:

am extremely alarmed that....I don't believe you own any flip-flops?????? gahhhhhhhh!!!!!! :lol: I must have 20 pairs.....it's practically all I wear for nearly the entire year

Since much of my dad's TV wardrobe is sitting unused in storage at the house, I've often thought that it should be worn - - seems like a waste of some very sophisticated costumes, still perfectly good. I should probably look through it all, and wear the sumo wrestler body, thong and wig to the wedding.

Or the German Prison Commandant . . .....or the complete Dame Edna ensemble (Dad's name was Bernice when he was portraying her)...... . . ..or the incredible drunken lo-life, complete with filthy, rolled-up foam mattress pad tied to the back. .. ...

EMMEL!!!!!!!!! by all MEANS wear one o' these to the wedding. But, what a phab idea, having the hospital staff dress in yer dad's costumes :giggle:

And AManda's got herself a new barbecue!!!!!! what fun! I must go buy some charcoal........

carry on, Sills, gorgeous spring day here, we are having the most AMAZING June on record

:unsure: scared.........very scared........it means we'll have the worst summer ahead of us

:huh:

DingoGirl Enthusiast

Oh! And, where's Nickel with the information about yesterday's pilfering and looting sampling the free merchandise from Ye Olde Foode Faire???? :lol:

and Poeter - Woofstock! :lol: so cute.......

speaking of woofs.......cousin Mojo nearly wets herself when she sees me as I represent fun and excitement, evidently (she virtually never is taken on a walk - EVER at home) - sooooooooo cute - so Friday night she followed me out of my brother's house and jumped into my car - she has been here all weekend (I wonder if they've noticed her absence? :lol: ), enjoying very fine g f dog food, romps in the orchard, some quiet R and R, and her Kitteh Cousin who is FASCINATED with her :blink:

rather sad, though........Skit Skat pays almost no attention to Weez now, but flirts outrageously and plays and swats and chews on Mojo......... :huh:

what in hell does this mean? such a bored, dis-loyal, traitor-ish little Tramp Kitteh :lol:

mushroom Proficient

Good Sundays to all Psillies. Sorry to have been MIA this past week--have been in transit and/or computerless. We finally got hooked up yesterday and the laptop we had left here over winter promptly up and died, deader than a mouse wifout its head; well, no, actually the mouse kept its head and still works but I think the hard drive gave up the ghost. Didn't like the long rest, I guess. Anyways, we now have a brand new one....

Can't possibly catch up with a whole week!!! May go back and read when I has time (we is sharing this machine :rolleyes: )

G

umm. I went shopping and found two pairs of shoes...

Umm, dat's heartless boasting, Jyess. I can look for a year and find NONE! :(

.

ShzJess....what kind of shoes is it that you like? I'm just curious!!! If I have a decent pair of work boots, hikers, sneakers...I'm happy. I DO like work boots! :P Much to hubbies chagrin. When we met I had 1 pair of black dress shoes. I figgered they were good for anything I might wear on those very rare occaisions that I might dress better than jeans!! How many times I heard.....you can't wear black shoes with that.....so I bought a pair of brown shoes (that I wore once). They both live in boxes in my closet. I do have a pair of dress boots (I love them) for my dress-pants type wear. Hubby just sighs these days :lol: I have a pair of dress sneakers....does that count?

I have four pairs of shoes, the same shoe in four different colours!!

Dress sneakers! :lol: :lol:

90% of the time I wear super supportive sneakers. In addition to the owie bits, my feet are wide and I have bunions, so finding something I can even put on is unusual. I pretty much take what I can get.

Now that's more like it. I went to the podiatrist before I left to see if I could do something about my plantar fasciitis (almost bust out laffin' when he pronounced in all seriousness what I already knew in his heelairyus (Australian) pronunciation of faaash-eee-eye-tus.) And he kept saying it and I almost wet my knickers. He then told me I could not wear an orthotic in the shoe I was wearing, that I would have to get NEW shoes. Ha, I said, I don't have the six years it took me to find these!!! Of course he thought I was joking, not deadly serious, and assured me the place he was sending me could fit me. Well, 90 minutes later they gave up and I left with the name of someone who supposedly "makes" shoes. Doesn't sound good.

All these new BIG sneakers/trainers, whatever, with the torture device at the back that supposedly protects the Achilles of those with skinny feet, and the high sides which cut into your bones, and the very high cut in front with SIX eyelets...Oh my, I can hardly get my foot through the opening. There was one pair of shoes that almost felt right until I tried to stand up in them and the tongue bit me! :lol: :lol: Support my A$$. Like everyone has the same kind of feet. Thank God someone else has weird feet and ankles. I feel right at home again here. :D

Glad to be back. A BIG Hello to all; good luck tomorrow, Jyess, in your beeyoutiful new shoes, I am sure you will wow them!

mushroom Proficient

Forgot to say, belated HAPPY BIRFDAY RACHEL

elye Community Regular
rather sad, though........Skit Skat pays almost no attention to Weez now, but flirts outrageously and plays and swats and chews on Mojo......... :huh:

Gah.. . . .poor Weeze . . ...... . ...like the discarded, convenient wife, on the sidelines while the new sweet young thing gets called in to quarterback. . . ...... :rolleyes:

Glad to be back. A BIG Hello to all;

Hi, Shroooomie! Great to be reading you again!

HEY. My dad has, in his incredible wardrobe collection, some spectacular long, green, suede, elfin boots with big bells hanging off the curled-up toes. OMG, Jyessss....if I could only courier them out to you on the west coast before your interview tomorrow!! Gad, you would be so hired.

:lol:


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Jestgar Rising Star
HEY. My dad has, in his incredible wardrobe collection, some spectacular long, green, suede, elfin boots with big bells hanging off the curled-up toes. OMG, Jyessss....if I could only courier them out to you on the west coast before your interview tomorrow!! Gad, you would be so hired.

:lol:

Oh Em!! Great idea! If only you'd come up with it sooner.... :(

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
Oh Em!! Great idea! If only you'd come up with it sooner.... :(

Jess- must add that I have a Dorothy from OZ costume that is sexy and the 10 inch heel ruby slippers if ya want to go for that somewhere over the rainbow look....I am willing to let you borrow! LOL......

Thats what I wore to a costume party last Halloween....and we had to give ourselves names so I called myself Toto's Beeotch.....only I spellt it differently..... B)

elye Community Regular
Jess- must add that I have a Dorothy from OZ costume that is sexy and the 10 inch heel ruby slippers if ya want to go for that somewhere over the rainbow look....I am willing to let you borrow! LOL......

Mygawd, Amanda! I believe that this is one costume my dad has never been written into - - Classic Dorothy. A Munchkin, yes......scarecrow and flying monkey, absolutely. . ...... ...but Dorothy... . ...Jyessss, this may be the ticket!

:lol:

jerseyangel Proficient

Hi Shroomie!!! Long time no see :D Jeesh--your poor pheet :(

Latest weather report from beautiphul downdown Houston.....99 this afternoon (according to our car), 96 now at 10:10 at freakin night! :o Think I might be getting a wee bit used to it--we were out all day here and there and it wasn't as bad as I would have thought. The bad thing is that there's no end in sight to this heatwave--locals say it usually doesn't get this hot until into July/August.

Jess--much luck tomorrow! We're rooting for you :D

mushroom Proficient
Latest weather report from beautiphul downdown Houston.....99 this afternoon (according to our car), 96 now at 10:10 at freakin night! :o

Gad. You remind me of when we arrived in San Josay in July; didn't drive and taking the non-conditrioned bus to intervyous, 103 degrees, dripping all the way whilst still trying to look like I stepped out of a bandbox; top floor apartment, not insulated, still 99 at midnight. YE GODS, WHAT HAVE I DONE??? I says to meselph. Dh was housesitting in Sonoma for his aunt in airconditioning whilst I slogged the streets....before going back to college in de fall--obviously much smarter than me :(:o This English rose never really did get used to it; we used to go to movies in the evening...didn't matter what was showing, sometimes sat through it twice. :D

Of course in San Jo there is not much humidity; I am imagining you melting into a little puddle on the sidewalk, or else stewing in a sauna. :(

mushroom Proficient
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For the life of me I cannot fathom why otherwise intelligent people would put pineapple on a pizza, along with ham, and actually eat the thing. :blink:

Give me bacon, mushrooms, green olives and green peppers. I'll take some gluten-free pepperoni if available, all on gluten-free crust. Lots of mozzarella and some tomato sauce, too. B):)

A man after me own heart. Glad to be back stateside so savoury things can stay savoury and not all tarted up with pineapple and (sweet) cranberry, and the panini don't have (sweet) chutney and/or relish. Ye gods, what sweet tooths! A dentist's heaven!

mushroom Proficient
OMG - I am a little in shock - you've written something taht is almost identical to my story!!! I had my dad for the last year of his life, only. My grieving was so incredibly complicated when he died. And about three months before he did go, he looked at me one day, tears in his eyes, adn said: "I finally found my daughter." *gulp* and I replied: "I finally found my daddy." We had dropped our lifelong weapons of defense, and in his prolonged illness, he softened so.

:blink:.

T'is incredibly sad to "find" one's 'rents so late in life. So glad you did find your Dad. I found my dad only a year or two before he died, and I wasn't living anywhere near him then :( Last time I saw him he reportedly said to Dh" Take good care of ('shroomie), she's a good person". Of course he stilll couldn't say it to me. When he went I didn't know how to properly grieve for him. Never did find my mom, even though I spent a month beside her hospital bed; though not so sure she was there to be found :huh: At least not for me, the black sheep! :o

elye Community Regular

G'Morning, Psills!

Jyess will be heading off shortly, marching along in her new shoon (my absolute favorite Middle English plural form). . ... ......PAC FHAT, JYESSS! Now, this means 'good luck' in Albanian - - I'm not suggesting that you actually pack fat for your trip to the interview. I like to leave all of mine at home......um, all the time. . . . ....

:rolleyes:

I am imagining you melting into a little puddle on the sidewalk, or else stewing in a sauna. :(

This is us here in Ottawa through most of July and August - - POeter, as well. We have many stretches of 34 C and 100% humidity. Canna stand it. Getting far too old fer this... . . ... :angry: But Patteigh! SO hot, so early in the season?? :o Oh, boy.

Jack left here SO excited this am. Here is where the Middle School kids are going for the entire day:

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Jack cannot wait to get into the flight simulator and float around upside-down.......I know that I would be wearing my lunch in no time. <_<:rolleyes:

Jestgar Rising Star

mmm cosmo dome. That's what I need, a place that serves cosmos all the time. So are you leaving him there for 24 hours? or going for the big 6-day extravaganza? For 6 days they must sling-shot 'em into space or sump'n.

Jestgar Rising Star

Forgot to add that my fat is securely packed in supportive undergarments. Gonna be a chore going pee. That''s the downside of this whole 'dating' thing. I much prefer the marriage where ratty jeans are perfectly fine.

Mtndog Collaborator

Me Psillies- How for art thou? I missed a lot but wanted to poop in and say MEOW (I don't know why meow.....just wanted to say it!)

I've been thinking about all this "finding" of our parents. It's hard for people who didn't have them growing up and then "find" them at a sad time or not find them at all. I'm actually on vacation with me dad right now who we really didn't "find" until my mom died. Makes me sad sometimes that she never saw the side of him we're seeing now (maybe when they dated).

Though he is a PITA, he's a loveable PITA now.

Families are tough- my dad had a family of 9 kids (he had 5 sisters and 3 bothers) and only one brother he got along with. My dad was the youngest and by the time he was 25 he had no idea where one sister was, didn't speak to 2 of his 3 brothers and it only degenerated from there. My sister and i never understood why but in the last two years he has told us some stories that would make your hair stand on end (including suspected murder). Very very sad.

Jee-yess- GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!! Knock 'em dead with your elfen boots from Em's dadnew shoes and undergarments!!!!!

Glad to be back. A BIG Hello to all; good luck tomorrow, Jyess, in your beeyoutiful new shoes, I am sure you will wow them!

Hi Shroomie!

I missed Judy! So glad you're doing better :wub: :wub: :wub:

Em- thinking of you and your dad.

Jess- must add that I have a Dorothy from OZ costume that is sexy and the 10 inch heel ruby slippers if ya want to go for that somewhere over the rainbow look....I am willing to let you borrow! LOL......

Thats what I wore to a costume party last Halloween....and we had to give ourselves names so I called myself Toto's Beeotch.....only I spellt it differently..... B)

Amanda- :lol: :lol: :lol: This killed me- Dorothy in stilettos!!!!!!!!

I really really want you guys to come where I am right now. It's been raining since we got here but it's still so beautiful- so many birds!!!!! And next door is a Bernese Mtndog!!!!!!!!! Angus is in love (with her) and runiing all over the beach after birds. I think he may not want to leave!

PadT- Don't Melt!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mtndog Collaborator

This is where I am: Open Original Shared Link

Haven't seen a snowy owl or a seal yet but I'm hoping!!!!!!!!! It's an island but you just drive over a bridge. It's where I took pics of the swans at sunset this winter (see new av if it works).

nikki-uk Enthusiast

BEVEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D ....MEEEEEEOWWWW!!!

I WANNA GO PLUM ISLAND!!!!!!!! ..... t'is BEAUTIFUL!!!

GADS!!! Such a slooow brain ....HAD to take some 'non drowsy' tabs (NOT!!!!!!!! :angry:) for hay fever - I feel like I'm wading through treacle :huh:

Good to see some MIA psillies posting!!!!! (Joodee!!, Amanda!! :D )

Oh! And, where's Nickel with the information about yesterday's pilfering and looting sampling the free merchandise from Ye Olde Foode Faire????

:lol:

T'was quite fruitful!!

Many phree samples...LOTS of money off vouchers, GREAT offers on some kids cereals (1/2 price...although this did mean spending money <_< )..got some ice - cream cones for Alzey

All told, we probably only spent 30 mins in there (NOT as many stalls as last yr) ...but afterwards we visited the new 'Whole Foods' down the road (KA-CHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :( ....we did NOT spend ANY

jerseyangel Proficient
We then went and had our packed lunch outside Kensington Palace (it's where Princess Diana lived - it's actually inthe grounds of Hyde Park) - PHAB day!!! :D

Wow!! So phab AND cosmopolitan B)

Hee! Jess's new shoes and knickers :lol:

Hi Bev!!!! Glad yer havin such a nice albeit soggy time :D Loved the pics--what a beautiful place!

nikki-uk Enthusiast

...almost forgot!!

A new ready made gluten-free pastry is coming out today in the UK... we watched a demo on Saturday - looked like it held together like normal pastry!!! :o (or waS i hallucinating?? :unsure: )

I MUST look out for it!....it may REVOLUTIONISE Alzey's lunchbox! :lol:

nikki-uk Enthusiast
I went to the podiatrist before I left to see if I could do something about my plantar fasciitis (almost bust out laffin' when he pronounced in all seriousness what I already knew in his heelairyus (Australian) pronunciation of faaash-eee-eye-tus.) And he kept saying it and I almost wet my knickers.

I'm thinking that's how 'we' say it too :ph34r::lol:

HOW do you? :huh:

elye Community Regular
We then went and had our packed lunch outside Kensington Palace (it's where Princess Diana lived - it's actually in the grounds of Hyde Park) - PHAB day!!! :D

A new ready made gluten-free pastry is coming out today in the UK... we watched a demo on Saturday - looked like it held together like normal pastry!!!

I want these things in MY country! :angry: I wanna batch o' colossal, ancient, royal buildings brimming with centuries of history, and I want a yummy, store-bought gluten-free pastry. . . ..... . ..methinks in the same afternoon, at that!

We got nuttin' here. .. . . .. . ......we're SO young, niave. ...... . .no exciting ancient architecture and no phab cutting-edge culinary products. . . .... <_<

:rolleyes:

I'm thinking that's how 'we' say it too :ph34r::lol:

Yes, we as well. . . . ......fash-ee-I-tus. . .......

Is there another way?? I'm trying to guess. . . . ... .The muscular part of the foot affected is the FASH-ee-uh . . . .. . .... :huh: Shroomie, are you enunciating the C? Fass-KY-tis??

mushroom Proficient
Yes, we as well. . . . ......fash-ee-I-tus. . .......

Is there another way?? I'm trying to guess. . . . ... .The muscular part of the foot affected is the FASH-ee-uh . . . .. . .... :huh: Shroomie, are you enunciating the C? Fass-KY-tis??

Must be the California accent I guess. We were always taught farsh-ee-ah and the inflammation as farsh-e-I-tus. Definitely not faaash as in maaash. And the way he said the "eye"!!! sounded more like "oi-ee". Mebbe I'm easily amused :lol:

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      Hi Jane: You may want to try the D3 I now take. I have reactions to fillers and many additives. Sports Research, it is based in the USA and I have had no bad reactions with this brand. The D3 does have coconut oil but it is non GMO, it is Gluten free, Soy free, Soybean free and Safflower oil free.  I have a cupboard full of supplements that did not agree with me -  I just keep trying and have finally settled on Sports Research. I take NAKA Women's Multi full spectrum, and have not felt sick after taking 2 capsules per day -  it is a Canadian company. I buy both from Amazon. I wish you well in your searching, I know how discouraging it all is. Florence.  
    • catnapt
      highly unlikely  NOTHING and I mean NOTHING else has ever caused me these kinds of symptoms I have no problem with dates, they are a large part of my diet In fact, I eat a very high fiber, very high vegetable and bean diet and have for many years now. It's considered a whole foods plant based or plant forward diet (I do now eat some lean ground turkey but not much) I was off dairy for years but recently had to add back plain yogurt to meet calcium needs that I am not allowed to get from supplements (I have not had any problem with the yogurt)   I eat almost no processed foods. I don't eat out. almost everything I eat, I cook myself I am going to keep a food diary but to be honest, I already know that it's wheat products and also barley that are the problem, which is why I gradually stopped eating and buying them. When I was eating them, like back in early 2024, when I was in the middle of moving and ate out (always had bread or toast or rolls or a sub or pizza) I felt terrible but at that time was so busy and exhausted that I never stopped to think it was the food. Once I was in my new place, I continued to have bread from time to time and had such horrible joint pain that I was preparing for 2 total knee replacements as well as one hip! The surgery could not go forward as I was (and still am) actively losing calcium from my bones. That problem has yet to be properly diagnosed and treated   anyway over time I realized that I felt better when I stopped eating bread. Back at least 3 yrs ago I noticed that regular pasta made me sick so I switched to brown rice pasta and even though it costs a lot more, I really like it.   so gradually I just stopped buying and eating foods with gluten. I stopped getting raisin bran when I was constipated because it made me bloated and it didn't help the constipation any more (used to be a sure bet that it would in the past)   I made cookies and brownies using beans and rolled oats and dates and tahini and I LOVE them and have zero issues eating those I eat 1 or more cans of beans per day easily can eat a pound of broccoli - no problem! Brussels sprouts the same thing.   so yeh it's bread and related foods that are clearly the problem  there is zero doubt in my mind    
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