This is inspired by one of my favorite childhood books.
Think that in a sleepwalking state I may just notice the name and spots all over. Who said gluten-free can't be fun? Add one more thing that you can do with a Sharpie to your list.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Ryan's Toaster
Just a plain bit of silliness. We bought Ryan his own toaster so they he can eat gluten-free without being contaminated by our glutinous products. I was afraid that during an early morning I would accidentally use the wrong toaster and mess things up. So this is what I did - toaster art.
This is inspired by one of my favorite childhood books.
Think that in a sleepwalking state I may just notice the name and spots all over. Who said gluten-free can't be fun? Add one more thing that you can do with a Sharpie to your list.
This is inspired by one of my favorite childhood books.
Think that in a sleepwalking state I may just notice the name and spots all over. Who said gluten-free can't be fun? Add one more thing that you can do with a Sharpie to your list.
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7 comments:
That is awesome! Instead of making Ryan feel different, you made him feel special and brought some fun to the food challenges he faces every day.
Good job, Mom!
I love it!
Excellent! I can see this becoming a fashion!
Great way to do that!! I'm having to do gluten free at the moment - have to say of all the different types of GR bread - I like the corn bread the best. The rest just fall apart. Hope your son is adjusting well to the changes. : )
Can you come do my toaster too?
Have you checked out the Mennonite Girls Can Cook blog - they have a wonderful section on recipes for gluten free?
very cute
Thanks all for the comments. It was a lot of fun, and it's already saved me from making an early morning mistake.
Mojo - I'd love to do a toaster for you
Terri - thanks
Elizabeth - thought you might
RC - um, I don't know about that
Claire - thanks for the tip
Rene - that you and nice to "meet" you
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