A few months ago, I would have expected my Easter plans to look like they have in my past two years of college. Just another year of our traditions: Church, followed by brunch with our close family friends in Delaware, and taking a bunch of Easter candy back to my friends at school. But due… Continue reading Sweet Surprise
As many of you know, I am a summer camp counselor at a local Girl Scout Day camp, and having this summer job has been an amazing experience and opportunity for personal growth over the past two years. Earlier this summer, I was working with a group of Junior Girl Scouts (9-10 year olds) for… Continue reading Cupcakes for Every Camper
Next week, we celebrate America’s 243rd Birthday on the Fourth of July. And along with this holiday comes all kinds of festivities that you guessed it- use foods. So, I have compiled a list of some of my favorite Fourth of July ideas that are allergy-friendly. Part 1: The Menu Everything is more exciting with… Continue reading Patriotic Party Ideas
Snow is on the ground and love is in the air! And that can only mean one thing- it’s Valentine’s Day! This greeting card holiday has become so much about food, but at the root of it, Valentine’s Day is all about celebrating the important relationships in your life, including friends and family. This year,… Continue reading Valentine’s Fun
Christmas is a great time to get together with family and friends, but often Christmas parties and activities involve lots of food, baking, and other risky things for those of us with food allergies. Luckily, non-food seasonal activities can be just as fun. Here are 10 of my favorite winter activities that don’t involve food:… Continue reading Food-less Christmas Fun