I'm late 20's and have a lovely husband, cute doggy called Honey and the perfect 18 month old toddler........ (if only)
Seriously i love my family but it's hard work and I'm sure all the other working mums out there scraping by know how i feel.
We live in a small village in a 2 up 2 down which I'm proud to say I own, even with a hefty mortgage me and my husband work hard for our little abode. We have a little boy Ollie who is currently 18 months and as you will find from my posts he's a little handful who never does things by the book. I work part time in telecoms selling mobiles however my background is 10 years in travel. I have travelled the world including Hawaii, Caribbean and much more.
My blog is intended to hopefully find a mutual ground with mums like me who have a little one with a dairy free allergy or intolerance. Mums who work their backside off with not much in return. I do however see the comical side to life and the unexpected always seems to happen to me. Also i intend to provide many recipes using standard cupboard ingredients for the average working family. Easy to prepare and easy to source. I have googled many websites for "normal mums" for inspiration for recipes and struggle to find simple dairy free meals. Most of the time i have found the websites to have unrealistic recipes with thousands of ingredients not easily accessible from my local supermarket. As lovely as the recipe may seem i am on a budget and my dairy free little man I'm sure can be provided with easy to make meals. Time to experiment, and where I can I will also try supplementing my diet with a dairy free one too.
I personally am wheat intolerant which I will admit I put up with the pain and still eat some wheat as its very hard. I'm hoping my son won't have the same. I am waiting on my coeliac disease test results which could be a nightmare.
I enjoy looking at other blogs and regularly read them for real honest advice. I'm looking forward to venting my emotions and day to day life through my ups and downs.
Seriously i love my family but it's hard work and I'm sure all the other working mums out there scraping by know how i feel.
We live in a small village in a 2 up 2 down which I'm proud to say I own, even with a hefty mortgage me and my husband work hard for our little abode. We have a little boy Ollie who is currently 18 months and as you will find from my posts he's a little handful who never does things by the book. I work part time in telecoms selling mobiles however my background is 10 years in travel. I have travelled the world including Hawaii, Caribbean and much more.
My blog is intended to hopefully find a mutual ground with mums like me who have a little one with a dairy free allergy or intolerance. Mums who work their backside off with not much in return. I do however see the comical side to life and the unexpected always seems to happen to me. Also i intend to provide many recipes using standard cupboard ingredients for the average working family. Easy to prepare and easy to source. I have googled many websites for "normal mums" for inspiration for recipes and struggle to find simple dairy free meals. Most of the time i have found the websites to have unrealistic recipes with thousands of ingredients not easily accessible from my local supermarket. As lovely as the recipe may seem i am on a budget and my dairy free little man I'm sure can be provided with easy to make meals. Time to experiment, and where I can I will also try supplementing my diet with a dairy free one too.
I personally am wheat intolerant which I will admit I put up with the pain and still eat some wheat as its very hard. I'm hoping my son won't have the same. I am waiting on my coeliac disease test results which could be a nightmare.
I enjoy looking at other blogs and regularly read them for real honest advice. I'm looking forward to venting my emotions and day to day life through my ups and downs.
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| My little man in January enjoying to snow |
