Christmas eve, I handled one of them (It's kind of a 2-in-1) by letting an old family friend take me out.
It was a good thing, and I may have found an opportunity for cash while I'm at it, doing a bit of modelling for Hapsburg (The Haps) Shirt Co. in Bfflo which this friend owns and does designs for. (I don't know if I could seriously say "What's the Haps, yo?" as one of his slogans says.) I also hit open meetings, which helped deal with my itch, after 2 years to deal with stress with addictions I know wouldn't be good for me. Now, I think I'm in for a long week, because I succumbed... to rascally gingerbread! Bad me, I allowed gluten into my system. First night, I slept in the tub. I didn't want to throw up on the floor or in bed. Right now, I'm trying the BRAT diet again... Bananas, Rice, Applesauce and Tea/ Toast. In my case, it's BRATTT (Tapioca Toast). God as my witness... I don't want to ever look at a gingerbread man again. Half eaten ones are in my dreams, chanting, Na na na na na! Bethy's been a bad, bad girl. Smack me next time and tell me "NO."
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| According to Google Images, THESE are sugar plums |
You're pretty damn interesting, and Me and Betty are discussing my fascination with your eyes. . . . . . .if you're eyes cause me to sin, can I just forget about it?
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That gluten is a pain in the rear I tell ya! I was tempted to eat a sandwich the other night, bad mistake! I am still not passed it or the sleep that I missed 2 days straight.
ReplyDeleteOne thing about it if I need to stay awake for a reason gluten does it much better than caffeine ever will for me.. I hope you get to feeling better soon!
Oh my. :) I never actually knew my eyes had that effect. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteIt's a bad idea... once I got clean after my celiac diagnosis last year, I started looking and feeling better... oopsie! I suppose it'll teach me next time.
I have several friends with celiac and they do find recipes/products that allow them what they love without becoming ill.
ReplyDeleteI'll send you a list of companies that make foods that will work for you and keep you out of the tub.
Nite, Bethy.
Thanks, Maria. I'm always searching & always fighting temptation. On the whole, minus this, I'm doing great. I'll learn from this! Night, Maria
ReplyDeleteThanks, Maria. I'm always searching & always fighting temptation. On the whole, minus this, I'm doing great. I'll learn from this! Night, Maria
ReplyDeleteI have several friends with celiac and they do find recipes/products that allow them what they love without becoming ill.
ReplyDeleteI'll send you a list of companies that make foods that will work for you and keep you out of the tub.
Nite, Bethy.
You're pretty damn interesting, and Me and Betty are discussing my fascination with your eyes. . . . . . .if you're eyes cause me to sin, can I just forget about it?
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