Happy World Theatre Day everyone! It may feel really weird to think about that now since COVID-19 turned our world upside down, but I still think that celebrating things like that brings back a sense of normalcy to these troubling times. Besides, I have been involved with theatre since my wee years during drama week… Continue reading Yes, and? The Power of Improv
For most, February is a month of love. Even if you don’t have someone to spend your Valentine’s Day with, you still have plenty of excuses to get together with your friends for a Galentine’s event, or even waiting until the 15th to purchase discounted (allergen-free) candy for some nice self-love. But this February was… Continue reading On Love and Loss
Hey everyone! I’m so sorry that my August blog has been so late into the month but its been a busy time that hasn’t really inspired any allergy-themed content, so I decided to just give you a mini life update. This summer, as you read in my last post, I was a day camp counselor… Continue reading End of Summer Update
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
Today is an incredibly special day for so many reasons. Not only is today Mother’s Day, but it’s also the beginning of Food Allergy Awareness Week, and I think that these two events go hand in hand. As a child who grew up with food allergies, a big part of my “growing up” dealt with… Continue reading To Mom: My First Allergy Advocate