About Me

Who am I?

  • A wife and a newlywed
  • An adamant commuter cyclist
  • A walker/hiker
  • A water baby
  • A gluten free baker
  • A chemical engineering student/intern
  • A blog/internet stalker
  • A lover of wit

And you can call me Bean. :)

If you so desire, please email me at bean[dot]plant[at]hotmail.com – I’d love to hear from you!

Responses

  1. Hello “Bean” :)
    Send me your address, and I’ll ship your cookie mix out this Friday!

    PS – I’m waiting for version 2 of those cherry almond crisps! They look exactly like my Mom used to make.

  2. hi bean, i love ur blog. i notice u r a chem eng student. me too, but not studying anymore. keep doing what u’re doing ;)

  3. Hi! Thanks for your comment!
    I see that you’re all about the g-f. I’m thinking of trying something else soon… any suggestions?

  4. Thanks for stopping by my blog :) Your cake looks FABULOUS!! How did you get your roses to look so perfect?! I’d love to know!! I am doing class three in July but have to miss class 2 :( Maybe you could tutor me hehe Talk soon xo PS Do you live in Canada!?

  5. Wow–thanks for your sweet comment on my blog–about my statement of faith. I really appreciate it!

    Also…
    just today my husband has told me he’s going to run a blood test on me, to determine if my “issues” are Celiac related. (My husband is a doctor–not just randomly taking blood from me!) So I will definitely have to peruse your blog more, because I know NOTHING about living gluten free. And it appears I might have to give it a go…
    Sigh…

  6. Thanks for stopping by my little blog! Can I just say that the pictures on your blog are beautiful! The scenery just takes my breath away!

    Again thanks for visiting!

  7. Fellow gluten free blogger,

    I’m staring a carnival blog as a one-stop shopping place for gluten free information. A blog carnival is like a magazine of articles that gets published on a schedule. Every 3 months (I hope it catches on so that we can do this more often – at least monthly), bloggers submit an article related to the GF lifestyle from their blog. The submission will be combined with all others onto 1 carnival page, which will include links to each participant’s article on their own blog (so you retain the rights to the post, and your trademarks stay intact). We can all take turns being the host blogger (if you are interested in hosting, let me know!). We hope that we can all learn from each other and introduce our readers to other gluten free sites out there.
    If you’d like to see a sample carnival, check out http://allergickid.blogspot.com/2009/06/living-with-food-allergies-blog.html.

    Joining the community of contributors is a great way to get more readers to your blog. It’s easy to do. Just follow the below link and fill in the quick form linking one of your best blog posts to the carnival page. Topic areas will include recipes, tips, research, advice/support, etc. Your post will be posted along with contributions from other GF bloggers.
    http://blogcarnival.com/bc/submit_7356.html

    The deadline for the next carnival is July 25, 2009. Be sure to let your readers know about the first carnival. It’ll be posted on August 1st at http://thefoodallergycoach.blogspot.com/.

    Looking forward to reading your post,
    Kim

  8. Hey Bean – I have been trying to find your e-mail so that I can give you a more detailed answer to your “how do I eat less sugar” question. My e-mail is amy2804@gmail.com. The short of it, though, is to figure out what foods trigger you to eat too much – those are probably the first foods I’d eliminate.

    Sending a hug…
    Amy

  9. Hi there! I just stopped by on my daily SITS tour…and I love it! Beautiful blog. I’ll be back! :-)

    http://www.thebeautificationproject.wordpress.com


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