Our Honeymoon was over a year ago at this point, but I felt sharing my thoughts on the places we dined in Cabo San Lucas Mexico was necessary….Okay, okay, I fail at being timely with my reviews sometimes, especially the larger ones, but it’s better late than never right? RIGHT? Me overlooking the resort. This Read More …
Recently, I was emailed by Flavio Regni to promote a project he launched on October 1st of this year, SoCelEaters. Touted as the first website dedicated to social eating for Celiac’s and Vegans, SoCelEaters is a fledgling website, started in Perugia Italy, which is aiming to provide a platform to find social eating opportunities, and cultural immersion, Read More …
It’s been a busy week for gluten free news. The biggest area?: Travel. As summer rolls around everyone has the travel bug. The first two articles below are related to gluten free travel, followed by a few more gluten-free articles from the week! Which Country is Best for Food Allergy Sufferers? This CNN article discusses Read More …
I know I know, my Colorado visit was MONTHS ago and these posts should have been posted then. I have no excuses for the delay other than life so I am going to get right into the meat of it all. Vacationing can be a hectic time for us gluten free folks, especially if we Read More …
The new moto for my life You may have noticed that I haven’t been posting much this year, let alone this summer. I can’t do anything other than to blame it on myself. There is a lot of change going on personally, professionally, and socially. I graduated, I directed volunteers for a major international conference, I traveled, Read More …
Being a lover of travel, there are two new gluten free travel opportunities I couldn’t help but share with you guys. The first opportunity is through Gluten Free Travel Site. As I’ve said before I post reviews of restaurants and hotels to their site, and have been for about a year. This first opportunity is Read More …
Nope, I’m not talking about Disney World, or Disney Land. I’m talking about something a bit closer, something more truly worthy of royalty, peasants and bar wenches… MEDIEVAL TIMES Lyndenhurst NJ My friends and I love theater, so what better way to experience it in medieval style (especially when we would be missing the medieval fair this year) Read More …
As we entered the last leg of our trip our next destination was southern Vermont, which apparently has little in the way of attractions or events in the summer time. We drive halfway across the state looking for a particular Inn to stay at, which was closed, and ended up driving back to Brattleboro, which Read More …
The view from Mount Washington Summit We made our way west across Maine by nightfall after grabbing Pat’s Pizza and stayed over night in a town just over the New Hampshire border. The Inn we stayed at had a pool and Sauna, so we relaxed and planned the next days adventures before heading to sleep. Read More …
Our next gluten free stop of the trip was located in Maine. We Spent most of our time driving after Boston and stayed just outside Portland for our second night. The fridge was packed so we relaxed and ate in the room. In the Morning we made our way into Portland itself for a Read More …
