Travelling is a challenge when food allergies are a concern. While in Ottawa, we stumbled upon a The Mill Street Pub, a restaurant overlooking the river, that offered gluten-free pizza, and it was delicious!
Our youngest granddaughter, on her second birthday, preferred the watermelon to cake. There is nothing more satisfying than watching someone enjoy their food:
At one point sushi was a favourite, but now I have to be careful, and well, some sushi connoisseurs are a tad off-putting:
For Lens-artists Photo Challenge: delicious.
It is delicious just watching people or birds what they eat. Glad they discovered gluten-free food.
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Thanks!
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That pizza looks good enough to eat VJ :-). Gluten free is a real challenge when it comes to pizza. I’ve yet to taste a good one
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They tend to be like cardboard, but they are getting better.
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Delicious.
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Thank you!
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That’s so true, VJ. There is nothing more satisfying than watching people enjoy their food–especially if you’ve cooked it! Your granddaughter is precious. Lovely shots. Glad you joined us this week!
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Thanks for being there!
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Now you’ve got me hankering for pizza…. Your granddaughter is a cutie!! Does she resemble you at that age? ❤
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Not at all! We are not sure who she looks like, lol.
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Well, she’s very cute!
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She is that indeed.
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🙂
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Two year olds sure know how to enjoy eating. Great shots. And that bird is something. Yikes.
Yes, traveling is a huge challenge when finding restaurants for those with food allergies. The gluten free issue is definitely a big one – especially with the cross contamination problem that restaurants are often unaware of. Glad you found that delicious pizza!
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Thanks. Have to say restaurants are getting better.
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I agree, although I have learned the hard way to always go through my litany of questions at a new place!
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That’s for sure! If they don’t know what gluten-free means I leave.
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Good decision! I learned that lesson the hard way.
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Wow, what a shot of the bird and fish! Is that a blue heron? And the pizza looks so good. As for the granddaughter, that’s a given. She’s a cutie!
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It is a Great Blue heron. thanks.
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Beautiful. I love them,
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Me too!
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Haha – really enjoyed this post V.J! Nice triplet!
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Glad I could make you chuckle, Leya.
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😀
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In October I’ll be tossing mullet to the Blue Heron who hangs around the condo. It never ceases to amaze me at the size they will choke down. Crazy!
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So amazing! Loved having this bird as my neighbour all winter.
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Do you miss him/her?
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I do! We are back in Canada now, and I am sure I’ll have a new feathered friend or two, lol
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Haha – the watermelon to the fish was brilliant –
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Thanks, lol
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