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Day 14- Saturday With My Baby

It’s been a fun Saturday. Kyle and I started out the day with no plans at all and ended up with a full day of fun.

I started out the morning with a smoothie, figure that. Since I can have oats I made a peaches and cream smoothie. I put peaches, banana, oats, and almond milk. It tasted just like peaches and cream oatmeal.

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Kyle and I started the morning out by stopping by a friends yard sale to say HI! Then we went shopping a little and ended up downtown. We decided to go to Dempsey Bakery for lunch since they are an all gluten free bakery!

Kyle and I both got the grilled portabella sandwich with no cheese. It had grilled peppers, tomatoes, and lettuce on their homemade bread.

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We had to ask for an alternative side since they were serving chips that we couldn’t eat. Good thing they had an alternative. Beanitos! I had never had them but they were pretty darn good. They were made with no potatoes and all black beans.

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We enjoyed every bite. The only hard part was seeing all the yummy desserts including cake pops. I will defiantly be back for cake pops!

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I look like a little girl with my juice box and boxed lunch.

After lunch we decided to go to the Museum of Discovery since it was the grand opening! There was so much to see and really enjoyed it.

Me making a rainbow bubble.

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Kyle pulling himself up on the pulley chair.

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He made it to the top!

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After the museum we worked up an appetite for a little snack so we got a smoothie from Tropical Smoothie. We ordered it without any added sugar. We were highly disappointed and thought the smoothies we’ve made at home are much better.

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Tonight is UFC and leftovers.

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We had our leftovers from PF Chang’s. I was surprised how much I had leftover. I have a full belly and am now watching some UFC in my PJ’s.

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