The Puzzled Palate blog was launched due to the persistence of a good friend of mine. Lindsey from Redhead Baby Mama, was a friend first and a blogging buddy second! Our hubbies have been best friends since they were in HS together. Her hubs is M's godfather and my hubby is her son's godfather.
I am lucky that she was willing to drag me by my hair convince me to share our story online. I have learned more about gluten-free living. I have "met" multitudes of supportive readers. I have found out that we are not alone in our journey with Aspergers. For all of those things, thank you Lindsey.
Because it is what we do... #BloggerBuddies
I love Lindsey and had no idea that you guys were real life friends until yours posts last week about the mother's day weekend get away you guys had.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your story behind the blog. I'm always interested to know why people started blogging.
ReplyDeleteHow nice! I love the friends I make through blogging and it's cool that you get to hang IRL.
ReplyDeleteThat's what friends are for! A true friend is a great treasure!
ReplyDeleteA good friend will help pull out the greatness inside even when we dont give ourselves enough credit! Glad she was there to spur you on!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Love this picture, yall look just alike in it!
ReplyDeleteI love that you two are such great friends! It's kinda fun that you were IRL friends first!
ReplyDeleteI have the same deal! I have a blog wife. She started out as the mom of my son's friend, and then before you know it!
ReplyDeleteHow awesome to have such a great friend! Aren't you glad she made you start blogging?
ReplyDeleteYou are so tricky with your secret photographs!! :) Me love you long time!! xoxox Thank YOU!
ReplyDeleteI think it would be a lot of fun to have someone to blog with, especially since you obviously already get along so well.
ReplyDeleteAwesome to have a blogging buddy to help you along. I only met other bloggers after being a blogger myself for a few years. It's great to have somebody that "gets" me
ReplyDeleteI'm so jealous you have a blogging buddy so close by. I can't seem to find anyone close enough to me to really build a relationship with, although it sounds like you knew each other well before your blogs were born.
ReplyDeleteAw i'm so jealous you have a blogging buddy. I want one.
ReplyDeleteSo great to have a blogging friend that is there for you. Nice friend.
ReplyDeleteFun! I love blogging friends that become real life friends too.
ReplyDeleteIt's great to have someone like that in your life! That will give you that little push you need! =)
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome. It is so fun to have friends like that!
ReplyDeleteIt must be nice to have someone to share the journey with. I'm glad you decided to share your story with all of us.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome! I love that you were "irl" friends first. That's pretty rare!
ReplyDeleteHow awesome! I love that you were "irl" friends first. That's pretty rare!
ReplyDeleteI love that you were friends before blogging friends. And I'm so glad that she convinced you to share your story! I've learned so much reading your blog.
ReplyDeleteSo cool that you were friends IRL first. Love when you can share the journey with a friend.
ReplyDeleteThat is so great you have her there to support you. It's nice to have a good friend that understands blogging :)
ReplyDeleteThat's so cool that y'all are both bloggers. No one understands the challenges of blogging like another blogger!
ReplyDeleteIt must be great to have a friend with the same passion to blog. Someone you can bounce ideas off of.
ReplyDeleteLucky pair of bloggers!
ReplyDeleteRock on!
So great to have a blogger buddy! I totally relate!
ReplyDeleteI'm also eating gluten-free now. I've been that way since last October. I'm still learning as I go.
ReplyDeleteLove the picture and the sentiment. Friends are what makes the world go round!
ReplyDeleteThose are some pretty cool pictures! Gotta love having such a good friend!
ReplyDeleteHurray for great girlfriends! I don't have any in real life friends that blog, but have made a lot of blogging buddies that I now consider very good friends.
ReplyDeleteHaving great friends sure takes the edge off life. God for you girls
ReplyDeleteIt is really great that you have this friendship and you can continue to grow it with your blogging. Love the pictures!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a neat set of pictures! It's so nice to have a friendship that grows with blogging.
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures. I love that you guys are real life blogging buddies.
ReplyDeleteCute pics. It's great that you two are such close friends! My sister and I married guys who were also HS classmates.
ReplyDeleteAww, that's awesome! I wish I had a real blogging buddy. (IRL) haha
ReplyDeleteNice. Sounds like you made a really good friend. Thanks for introducing her.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fabulous idea! Pinning for later.
ReplyDeleteSuch a blessing to have great friends on your life journey :)
ReplyDeleteIt's always nice to have a blogging buddy. I'm glad she helped you get started. I enjoy your blog.
ReplyDeleteI love the little puzzle piece cookie cutter. Additionally, (my kiddo is autistic too) be sure to read the label on the type of marshmallows you use because some contain gluten.
ReplyDeleteI think it is so cool that you have a real life blogger buddy!! I myself have not met any locals.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea!! I love the puzzle piece shape and anything with M&M;s is awesome in my book!
ReplyDeleteI think it's so important to have a blogger friend!! Glad she was your friend first :)
ReplyDeleteCute pics! I don't have any "real life" blogging friends but I bet that is great! So nice to be able to share a hobby with a good friend.
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how many wonderful people you can meet through blogging. I love feel good stories like this.
ReplyDeleteI love finding blogging buddies! The connection between bloggers is awesome because we GET each other so much
ReplyDeleteI like the cookie cutter shape you used. How appropriate. ;) I didn't realize they stood up to moisture so well. Good to know!
ReplyDeleteY'all are too cute! And, it's obvious you two are passionate about your families and your blogs! I feel like I've gotten to know you so well!
ReplyDeleteLove the puzzle piece shape. Seems like it would be a great choice for a bake sale for Autism Awareness ;)
ReplyDeleteYou look like you could be sisters instead of friends. :) I'm glad she got you blogging, I like both of your blogs. :)
ReplyDeleteThese look so cute. I never would have thought of making them into puzzle pieces.
ReplyDeleteAwwww I love this! Blogging is crazy stuff- it's always nice to have someone to vent to and work on blogging things with!
ReplyDeleteAw sweet! What a nice shout out to your "blogger buddy". I love the friends we meet through blogging. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet! It is always nice to see someone show love for another. Very cool!
ReplyDeletethose are super cute. Love the way you made them look like puzzle pieces.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea. I love collecting cookie cutters!
ReplyDeleteThat is indeed a great shot. I love that social media has brought people together or even closer
ReplyDeleteAwww...how sweet. Blogging buddies are awesome! There is always someone in your corner, someone to share thoughts and ideas with. AND, someone who'll always leave comments on your blog when no one else will. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome that you knew each other and can be blogging buddies!
ReplyDeleteThose look like rice krispies! M&Ms make everything better :P
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like Lindsay is a good friend and a great mentor! We all need more friends like that! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great connection- I love that you are friends in real life too!
ReplyDeleteAww, that's adorable! You two are both awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a creative and easy snack to make. My boys love Rice Krispies treats.
ReplyDeleteThey are super adorable! I definitely want to get them for my kids.
ReplyDeleteOne of the best things about blogging is finding people going through similar situations and learning from others!!
ReplyDeleteLove the puzzle piece cookie cutter! Rice Krispies are always a crowd pleaser!
ReplyDeletewhat a cute idea. I have never thought of using a cooking cutter with treats like this.
ReplyDeleteOh this looks yummy and the kids would so enjoy this. Will have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh you honestly just reminded me I meant to make some kris pies rice treats before we went to the cottage. I love your cookie cutter!!
ReplyDeleteA puzzle piece cutter! What a FUN idea for snacks and back to school lunches! I'll have to find those for my kids!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like fun. I like the m and m's for aded color.
ReplyDeleteThis is too cute! Such a simple way to dress up these fun, yummy snacks!
ReplyDeleteOh yum these sound absolutely delicious - I do like a nice rice krispy cake! x
ReplyDeleteY'all look like sisters! That's so sweet!
ReplyDeleteI love that these are gluten free! And I like the pop of colors the candies give them!
ReplyDeleteSounds easy enough to make. I bet these would be great for a classroom treat too.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful connection! I hope you guys have many great years of friendship
ReplyDeleteShe really is!
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