Author: traci
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As you know, I’ve been on a primarily gluten free diet. Actually I was eating gluten free from June until a week after my gallbladder surgery. I’ve only had a few foods that have had gluten in them – a small piece of pretzel, half of a Hawaiian roll, and some of a tortilla. This…
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After we left the Citadel, we once again visited downtown Charleston. Once again, we parked on Church Street in front of the St. Phillips Church. We, meaning the boys, were starved after the walking tour of the Citadel. Hubby and I promised them some ice cream before heading back to the beach house. The family…
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After I allowed the Imaginative One to go off on his own, it was my turn to explore the park. He would not be happy with his mom not wanting to ride all of the roller coasters. I like roller coasters but some are too much for me and it was really hot. (90s)
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It’s been so LONG since I meal planned. Between my gallbladder illness and then recuperation, it’s not been a priority. My family and I are unique because the boys and Hubby are meat eating, gluten loving while I’m dabbling my feet back into the gluten waters and am currently a vegetarian. So planning for suppers…
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P!nk’s last two albums are my favorite of hers. I have so many songs that I can listen to on repeat. “Are We All We Are” is just a fun song to listen to in the car. When the song begins to play, you can’t help but to sing along with her. “Blow Me (One…
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Once we were finished with the Battery, we visited the Citadel. Since the Imaginative One is in the eighth grade, we decided to do a campus tour of the Military College
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After we were finished with Chocolate World, we crossed over to the Hershey Park area and then waited in line before entering the park.
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Since I’m preparing to see P!nk in concert, I’m going to share my favorite songs of her. Alecia Moore, aka P!nk, has been on the music scene since around 2000.
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Since the area was packed because of Carolina Day, we had to walk a few blocks to White Garden Park and back to our car.
