Disclosure: This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, INC. and The Coca-Cola Company, all opinions are mine alone. #ServeWithACoke #Schnucks #CollectiveBias Happy Fall Y'all! I hope that you are having a good one so far. In our family we are busy. School started back the second week of August and ever since our lives have not been the same. Fall life around here has been especially View Post
How To Be A Teal Pumpkin House For Halloween
I'm embarrassed to admit but I never thought too much about the whole teal pumpkin thing until my son had a reaction to peanut butter. Now, this time of year, it's on my mind all the time. We went from having kids who could always eat anything and everything (no allergies whatsoever) to a peanut free household. It has been one year since the diagnosis and I wish I could say that it has gotten View Post
Best Long Lasting Nail Color For DIY Manicures
In the world of long lasting nail color there are lots of options out there. I've yet to decide which is my most favorite. Perhaps it just varies by week or what I have time for. Sometimes I need a quick polish knowing full well that it won't last longer than a day. Other days I can actually take the time (and steps) to create an at home manicure that will last several weeks. Either way I'm saving View Post
Saint Louis Incredible Pizza – Gluten Free!
Our kids love pizza and love laser tag. So naturally if you put the two things together then they are more than thrilled. Last weekend we were able to visit Saint Louis Incredible Pizza and it's always a good time there. At Incredible Pizza there's so much more than just pizza. Definitely a fun time to be had by all! What you'll find at Saint Louis Incredible Pizza: Theater Dining View Post
Gluten Free In St Louis: The Block
I love living in St Louis and I love all the great restaurants that we have here. Tons and tons of yummy things to eat. A big stress for me when I found out that I have celiac disease was whatever would I be able to eat??? Could I still eat out in our fine city? Were there any options to eat gluten free in St Louis? How would I learn where I could eat? Well the answer is yes I can still eat View Post
How To Live Gluten Free In The Lou
When I was first diagnosed with celiac disease I definitely went through the stages of grief. Okay I'm still in the stages actually. Grief is a long process. I've experienced loss before and I do feel somewhat odd comparing this diagnosis to the loss of a loved one. It seems almost trivial. To compare my change of eating habits to losing someone close to me? But in many ways it's just like View Post