Happy New Year Celiacs! And gluten-haters, and gluten lovers, and random people on the Internets. It’s time to party like it’s 2012 and not that lame-o 2011, or as some people call it, “yesterday.”
Since I just got home and have nothing in my refrigerator but butter and POM, I can’t do a gluten-free recipe. So instead I’m going to ponder what resolutions I should be working on in my spare time. At least, food-wise.
Here’s how I’m going to make 2012 a zillion times better than 2011.
1. Build a machine that when you walk in and get “zapped” you can eat gluten again. (Okay, this was my 5-year-old’s idea, but I’m running with it.)
2. Figure out why all those vegans seem so happy. Then destroy them.
(Kidding! I heart you vegans. And as we totally said in high school — I’m just jealous.)
3. Worm my way into the celiac vaccine medical trials.
5. Convince Roscoe’s Chicken and Waffles to go gluten-free.
All of these seem totally doable, so I’ll keep you posted on my progress.
Here’s to a freaking awesome 2012!
Resolutions one and three: sign me up!! 🙂 these were great!!
If you have any tips on building that machine, please do share.
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