What are you up to for Easter?
#47
Re: What are you up to for Easter?
I have to avoid gluten as it damages my bowel. Been on this gluten free (GF) diet for 7 weeks now, and I really miss bread.
( Beer has gluten in it, but I'm a wine and choccie girl, so not too bothered.)
However, the nasty diarrhoea, bloating, nausea and pain have gone, as has the hideous burping. I've lost 4 kilos, and feel much healthier.
On another good note, whilst DD is away on a school trip to Noumea next week, OH has booked us a couple of nights in Canberra, so although I'm just chilling here at Easter, I'll be doing something nice next weekend. Yippee!
( Beer has gluten in it, but I'm a wine and choccie girl, so not too bothered.)
However, the nasty diarrhoea, bloating, nausea and pain have gone, as has the hideous burping. I've lost 4 kilos, and feel much healthier.
On another good note, whilst DD is away on a school trip to Noumea next week, OH has booked us a couple of nights in Canberra, so although I'm just chilling here at Easter, I'll be doing something nice next weekend. Yippee!
#48
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Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 23,400
Re: What are you up to for Easter?
I have to avoid gluten as it damages my bowel. Been on this gluten free (GF) diet for 7 weeks now, and I really miss bread.
( Beer has gluten in it, but I'm a wine and choccie girl, so not too bothered.)
However, the nasty diarrhoea, bloating, nausea and pain have gone, as has the hideous burping. I've lost 4 kilos, and feel much healthier.
On another good note, whilst DD is away on a school trip to Noumea next week, OH has booked us a couple of nights in Canberra, so although I'm just chilling here at Easter, I'll be doing something nice next weekend. Yippee!
( Beer has gluten in it, but I'm a wine and choccie girl, so not too bothered.)
However, the nasty diarrhoea, bloating, nausea and pain have gone, as has the hideous burping. I've lost 4 kilos, and feel much healthier.
On another good note, whilst DD is away on a school trip to Noumea next week, OH has booked us a couple of nights in Canberra, so although I'm just chilling here at Easter, I'll be doing something nice next weekend. Yippee!
We are off to see Eddie today, tomorrow I think I am taking the dog to the pet shop for a bath
Sunday my friend is coming over to stay so we shall take the dogs out for a walk, spend time with my parrot and on Monday Mr PP is going a nice meal so that is it for me.
Then Tuesday it is off to tell my agency that this 'perfect long term assignment' is really really not me at all, in fact there is nothing perfect about it. And that feeling alone is quite liberating.
#49
Re: What are you up to for Easter?
Moving a garden bed this morning then off for a bike ride with the old man. Tomorrow and Sunday I'm tiling the hall and kids activity area then Monday I have a paper to write for uni.
This month is an absolute write off for us. We have something in our calendar just about every day. Bring on July when things slow down for me.
This month is an absolute write off for us. We have something in our calendar just about every day. Bring on July when things slow down for me.
#51
Re: What are you up to for Easter?
I have to avoid gluten as it damages my bowel. Been on this gluten free (GF) diet for 7 weeks now, and I really miss bread.
( Beer has gluten in it, but I'm a wine and choccie girl, so not too bothered.)
However, the nasty diarrhoea, bloating, nausea and pain have gone, as has the hideous burping. I've lost 4 kilos, and feel much healthier.
On another good note, whilst DD is away on a school trip to Noumea next week, OH has booked us a couple of nights in Canberra, so although I'm just chilling here at Easter, I'll be doing something nice next weekend. Yippee!
( Beer has gluten in it, but I'm a wine and choccie girl, so not too bothered.)
However, the nasty diarrhoea, bloating, nausea and pain have gone, as has the hideous burping. I've lost 4 kilos, and feel much healthier.
On another good note, whilst DD is away on a school trip to Noumea next week, OH has booked us a couple of nights in Canberra, so although I'm just chilling here at Easter, I'll be doing something nice next weekend. Yippee!
It's worth a read, scary stuff wheat (the frankenweat we seem to have engineered that is).
#52
Re: What are you up to for Easter?
I lied
Am not doing **** all
I'm hanging out at the barbie and quilting...
So same old same old....
Fancy "not being able to breathe" being used as an excuse for not coming for coffee!
Am not doing **** all
I'm hanging out at the barbie and quilting...
So same old same old....
Fancy "not being able to breathe" being used as an excuse for not coming for coffee!
#54
Re: What are you up to for Easter?
Did you read Pollan and Planck yet?
For us, Easter, not doing much. Not going anywhere. Nice actually.
#55
Re: What are you up to for Easter?
This morning was spent in bed trying to clear a migraine, this afternoon, Saturday and Sunday at least will be spent in ICU looking after Tiddler.
#56
Re: What are you up to for Easter?
I solemnly promise to behave myself on BE this weekend .... You have enough on your plate Boss, without having to sort out petty spats on here...
#58
Re: What are you up to for Easter?
Or would it be more helpful if I caused chaos ... Help take your mind off of tiddler?????
#60
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Re: What are you up to for Easter?
I'm off to play in the big smoke for the day so the butts are all yours Some mad fool has put me in charge of a 16 year old on her first trip to London.....