Is way better than doing nothing. I've modified my other weblog to reflect my new "interest" and am going to be starting to plan the trip to California to get my daughter and bring her home for the summer.
While I will attempt to arrange my evening stops for areas where I can get a hot, gluten-free meal, I know that most of the time on the road I'm going to be improvising. That's where the supermarket info and brand info come in handy.
I have two flexible coolers that I will be taking with me, and I am *not* going to live on chips and snickers bars for two or more weeks. (Both ways)
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Friday, February 26, 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Day 4
Early, early in the morning... couldn't sleep.
But I have found some additional resources on the internet that will help when we travel... a GF restaurant guide, for one. Did you know Outback Steakhouse offers a gluten free menu? I would never have guessed it!
But the chopped salad (my favorite thing there) isn't on it. Sigh.
Talked to my sister last night. She had already gotten a foot of snow when I called. And she has to be back at work this morning at 9. I'm really glad I don't have to leave the house until Wednesday! On the other hand, she isn't being anywhere near as sympathetic as I'd like. I still want someone to hold my hand and agree with me that this is just a horrible thing. And she's being all practical. (Which is normally my job...)
Carabba's Italian Grill also offers a GF menu. As does Cheeseburger in Paradise. Of course, theirs consists mainly of "order without the bun" notations, but still, they're trying.
Okay, I'm going to try to find something for breakfast that isn't going to kill me. (And I am still going to ask how much is *really* too much as far as gluten goes.
But I have found some additional resources on the internet that will help when we travel... a GF restaurant guide, for one. Did you know Outback Steakhouse offers a gluten free menu? I would never have guessed it!
But the chopped salad (my favorite thing there) isn't on it. Sigh.
Talked to my sister last night. She had already gotten a foot of snow when I called. And she has to be back at work this morning at 9. I'm really glad I don't have to leave the house until Wednesday! On the other hand, she isn't being anywhere near as sympathetic as I'd like. I still want someone to hold my hand and agree with me that this is just a horrible thing. And she's being all practical. (Which is normally my job...)
Carabba's Italian Grill also offers a GF menu. As does Cheeseburger in Paradise. Of course, theirs consists mainly of "order without the bun" notations, but still, they're trying.
Okay, I'm going to try to find something for breakfast that isn't going to kill me. (And I am still going to ask how much is *really* too much as far as gluten goes.
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