What I Ate Wednesday + GIVEAWAY!!!!

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This past fall I experimented with a cleanse - which means I took dairy, gluten, coffee and sugars out of my diet.  For that time, I felt amazing.   Then I gradually added gluten and dairy back into my diet.  Sadly, my body revolted.   Coffee was making me sick.  Like really sick.  I have found that cold brew coffee and green tea are now my caffeine sources.  I'll take it!  I also found that gluten didn't really agree with my stomach.  When I splurge on that seriously amazing tasting whoopee pie, my body revolts.  Like it did last night.  It was bad.  So bad.  But I love bread!  


Gluten free breads in my area is kinda hard to come by.  You can buy UDI's at the grocery store, but that's really your only option.  Unless you are lucky and get to the local food coop we have downtown.  Which is somewhere I normally do not frequent, but I guess I have to now...because I have found the BEST gluten free bread ever there.  And I mean THE BEST!  So now that I found them, I'm on the quest to make sure I always have this delicious bread in my house.  I bet I can even feed it to my family and they won't have a clue that it's glutenless.  She is actually the Bread Lady Bakery.  



And her brioche burger rolls?  Soft.  Flavorful.  Delicious!  They do not "taste" glutenless at all.  And I can enjoy burgers with buns again!  Yippee!!!!   Now I need to find out where she sells those brioche rolls!  I need them in my life!

And now..... My first fundraising contest!  As you know, I'm running the NYCM this November with team Miles for Miracles with Boston Children's Hospital.    You can read about why I've chosen to run for Boston Children's Hospital here.

Which means, I am in fundraising mode!  My first fundraising contest is this Runner's Package! Red Fox Wireless earbuds, Trigger Pin, and RC5X Heart rate watch and strap.  Retail value $350.  


The Trigger Pin and Red Fox earbuds are new.  I used the Polar Watch a couple of times...but decided it wasn't for me.

How to enter:
The Runner's Package contest will run from 3/23/2016 to 4/07/2016 (midnight, EST).
  • Donate to my NYCM fundraising page. Every $10 donation = 1 entry. Come back here and comment below. Each social media share earns another entry. Comment below with your link to your social media share!
  • 1 winner will be selected using a random method (names in bucket).  
  • Open to Residents of the US only 18 years of age or older.  
  • Winner must have a valid email address.
  • Winner will be notified via email and/or blog post and will have 24 hours to claim prize.  If original winner does not claim prize within 24 hours, an alternate winner(s) will be selected.
  • All winning entries will be verified. 
  • If a winning entry cannot be verified as completed, a new winner will be drawn.  
  • I will mail out the prize package.  


Best of luck to you!!!!



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