Courtesy: Chrissy, Life with Greyson + Parker We turn Summer over to shake out the very last, most precious golden drops of it. The circle of life makes us dizzy at times. We are born and we die. We Summer and we ‘Back to School’. We “it’s so fricking hot,” and, “I’m over the cold.” Read more…
Read More →Courtesy: April, Gluten Is My Bitch, get April’s Book (it’s hilarious) Just got back from Portland, Oregon. Totally full. In spite of a rocky start wherein I was chasing children and eating whatever landed in front of my face, the rest of my Portland trip was filled with gluten-free goodness. And goodness, and goodness. Lordy, Read more…
Read More →courtesy Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson and Parker Everything has a vibration. It’s so easy to absorb the impact of our life and day and forget to pay attention to the vibration we exude. And sometimes it’s even easier to absorb the vibrations of others, the things we read, the things we watch and what Read more…
Read More →The G-Free Foodie Team is kinda glad they approached April first… Article courtesy of: April Peveteaux, GIMB Why am I upside down? It’s because I’m made of cricket flour, isn’t it? The very optimistic folks at EXO sent me an email one day. They have thesegluten-free bars that are also GMO-free, dairy-free and they just happen Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker We are deep in the throes of Summer. Incredibly smitten with our favorite season and grateful it comes around every year and stays awhile. Before we blink twice I know it will be over so we are doing our very best to soak it all up. Both Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker Being the mom of two little ones feels like treading water. Being the mom of two little ones with autism, feels like treading water with weights on. And cement boots. And I’m just so tired. So fricking tired. Greyson got the flu last week, knocking us both Read more…
Read More →April is Autism Awareness month. And I’m going to be honest, I just don’t know how to feel about that. For me and others touched by it, autism awareness is often a lifelong experience, not an event. And sometimes it feels like I’ve suddenly been thrust into this club where everyone else is excited about Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker Hello, this is the school nurse. We have Greyson here in our office. My breath catches, then stops, and the rest of the world stops making sound. He’s alright now, but I want to let you know he’s been bitten. I drop to my knees. My silence Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker Most of my grown up life already didn’t look anything like I expected it to. And then along came autism and really flipped our world upside down. I heard so many different perspectives on autism from different professionals and parents: This is going to be so hard on your Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker My eyes pop open, wide as saucers. It’s black as ink out. I hear the comforting crunch of our down cover as I shift my position. I grab my phone and squint from the glow brighter than a spotlight on a stage. With one eye open I Read more…
Read More →April has courageously shared the story of her mother’s decline, caused by Gluten Ataxia, on her blog and on our site. Please join me in sending April and her family love and light as they suffer through this loss, and thanking her for spreading awareness about Gluten Ataxia in a very personal way. I know her hope is that Read more…
Read More →Article courtesy: Chrissy Kelly, Life with Greyson & Parker At the beginning of last week I found myself sitting at my Dentist’s office. It started when I woke up on Sunday. My face felt vaguely weird but I didn’t really stop to think about it for hours. That evening I touched the right side of my Read more…
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