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bigapplekathleen

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bigapplekathleen Contributor

Hi everyone,

Just a moment of 'weird' in my gluten-free life.

I just bought a new house (3-story townhouse condo, new construction) in October and finally got around to painting the 2nd floor this week. I chose a bunch of colors without looking at their 'names' on the paint sample cards, and guess what color I picked for my kitchen? Churchill Hotel WHEAT. I guess as long as I can't eat it, I may as well look at it every day! My friends thought it was a bit strange, but I think it's funny.

Happy new year to all -

Kathleen

gluten-free since August 2003

diagnosed non-celiac gluten intolerant

multiple food allergies and environmental allergies

(all well-controlled by diet and supplements now)


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lol ....I just brought out a sample of Benjamin Moore's "Barley" and didn't even think of the irony. It was too yellow, though, so I'm going to try something else.

Enjoy your newly decorated home and your legit "wheat"! :P

Tippy Apprentice

lol thats awesome! Hope you have fun painting ^-^

brendygirl Community Regular

Very humorous. I totally get it.

Generic Apprentice

I have been looking at paint samples and noticed I liked the the toasted wheat color and other similar names too. LOL

Oh the irony.

-Laurie

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