HAPPY HALLOWEEN! This year, being that Halloween is on a Tuesday, we celebrated during Halloweekend. Three different parties in one night after working a 9 hour work day. Needless to say, I slept in the next morning. My boyfriend, Jake, was dressed as Ron Weasley and I was Hermione Granger Read more…
In Ellicott City Historic District this year, they had an event called Howl-O-Ween.The event was sponsored by Clipper’s Canine Cafe and VCA Columbia Animal Hospital at Hickory Ridge. It was $10 to participate, and all the proceeds from the event went to the Houston SPCA to help aid them with Read more…
This family friendly farm is not only a seasonal pumpkin patch, but also a travel back in time. A local amusement park, Enchanted Forest, closed down many years ago and instead of tearing it all down, this farm saved as much as it could and moved pieces to this location. Read more…
Who doesn’t like brownies? These brownies are a great gluten-free alternative to the classic gluten-filled dessert. This was my first time making theses specific brownies from scratch and they came out very dense and fudgy. Also, because I used coconut oil as my oil of choice, there is a small Read more…
Over the past few month, I have started hopping on the vitamin bandwagon. I am no expert by any means, but I can definitely tell you what has been working for me. It all started with the infamous SugarBear Hair gummies that every celebrity and their mother has been posting Read more…
Good ole’ Fell’s Point… I love this little part of the city, and this weekend I was lucky enough to escape from work and attended the annual Fun Festival. This is the second year I have gone to this event, but I believe its been around for over 50 Read more…
A simple and easy go-to gluten free meal of mine is a tomato, mozzarella salad. And what better way to present it, than in the skin of the empty avocado. I won’t lie, the shopping list for this meal isn’t necessarily the cheapest. Avocados alone are somewhere around $2-$3 and Read more…
Through the months of September and October, Maryland has a Renaissance Festival causing Annapolis to take a giant step back in time. What is set up as a small town, sits vacant year round waiting for its time to shine. They have different weekends dedicated to certain things, such as Read more…