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My Gluten Free Thanksgiving
We're waiting on the last of the food to finish, but I am quite proud of my GF Thanksgiving feast ( Read more... ) -
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The journey to being gluten free has been bumpy to say the least. I have found out I am lucky. Had I tried to do this ten years ago, I would have had to have learned every single gluten containing food enhancer, binder and additive. However, most major food companies are good to label foods that contain one of the big allergens: milk, soy, wheat, ( Read more... ) -
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"We've got to stay together and maintain unity. You know, whenever Pharaoh wanted to prolong the period of slavery in Egypt, he had a favorite, favorite formula for doing it. What was that? He kept the slaves fighting among themselves. But whenever the slaves get together, something happens in Pharaoh's court, and he cannot hold the slaves in ( Read more... ) -
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My awesome brother and his friends are currently raising money for Child's Play, a charity that provides games and toys to children in the hospital. This is the second event they've done, and last time they raised $5000 playing Megaman ( Read more... ) -
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So, I neglect my LJ a lot. Mostly because I'm far more active on Insanejournal and Twitter. I rarely post to Facebook anymore, because I feel like I can't cull my friends over there and not offend my family. Where as Twitter is limited, as far as following, to people I actually care about and share interests. I rarely have to deal with homophobic, ( Read more... ) -
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My life epicly sucks right now.
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I know I really don't post as much as I should, but life has been such that I often feel I have nothing to write about that would interest anyone. To a degree, my life is incredibly boring. However, my increased free time has left me with a LOT of time for quiet contemplation ( Read more... ) -
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Toward the end of his life, the Buddha took his disciples to a quiet pond for instruction. As they had done so many times before, the Buddha’s followers sat in a small circle around him, and waited for the teaching. But this time the Buddha had no words. He reached into the muck and pulled up a lotus flower. And he held it silently before them, its ( Read more... )
