Corner Under the Stairs

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Spicy Sausage and Lentil Soup

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So, apparently it's been a while since I remembered to write! The last time we were at one of favorite restaurant's ( Carrabbas ),...
Tuesday, September 21, 2010

I'm baaaaaack

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Ok , so remember how I said I've started a blog like 8 times and then lost it because I never used it and forgot which site I made it on...
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Allergy friendly brownies

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I've been trying to find a decent brownie recipe. I've tried tweaking my favorite recipe with no success -- particularly when tryin...
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Friday, August 20, 2010

Baked Beans Recipe

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Since we're going into prime BBQ season (I know that should be summer, but for some reason it usually falls in the fall (get it? FALLS i...
Thursday, August 5, 2010

Hummus Wrap Recipe

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So, I randomly created a recipe I'm a little obsessed with. My brothers had some bacon that needed to be used up the other day. I also ...
Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Keep it simple...

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One of the things you learn immediately when you deal with food allergies is the concept of clean eating. The fewer the ingredients, the hig...
Friday, July 16, 2010

Fish Taco Recipe

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I think one of the most common comments we hear from people when we mention are allergies, is something along the lines of, "So...what ...
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I've been taking pictures in my mind since I was a child, storing away colors and shadows and light in my memory. When I was 10, I saved a few boxtops and sent in for the tiniest film camera ever made (seriously) and happily spent the summer setting up scenes with my toys. While other teenager were...well, to be honest, I don't really know WHAT normal teenagers did...I was conning my sister into letting me stylize her and her friends and doing portrait sessions into really bad '90's hair. In Highschool, photo classes, dark rooms and film made me happy. I was awarded a scholarship in the fine art department so photography went on hold. Life happened. It's hard to drag out painting supplies if you're elbow deep in diapers and little boys. I picked my camera back up. And then we decided to adopt. I was a homemaker with 4 kids. There was no practical way I could help earn the overwhelming amount we would need to bring our daughter home from Russia. So I picked up my camera, taking sessions for donations. By the time she was home, I realized I had a business.
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