Tonight was a busy night in the kitchen.
I started off making the last of the Jello (gross) for the school fun fair tomorrow night. They are going to put them inside of pumpkins with spaghetti and stuffs. Still gross! I’ve made 9 packages. I hope it’s enough!
I made a batch of gluten-free sugar cookies and icing for Carter’s class party tomorrow.

Cookies
I made those cookies from a mix. So grateful to have found it since I’ve been trying to no avail to make gluten-free chocolate chip cookies. They were always a flop. They always came out looking more like chocolate chip cookie crisps. I’ve yet to figure out the secret. I’m sure I’ll figure it out one of these days. I could buy them from the bakery but I really like cooking sweets…..
Thennnn I made Banana Bread Energy Bars (from the Thrive Diet book – http://www.brendanbrazier.com/index.html)
They didn’t come out as I had hoped. They are supposed to be supple, yet you are supposed to be able to cut them into bars. I rolled mine into balls. Apparently they are easier to work with as they dry. I’ll try them tomorrow.
The best thing I got today was Carter’s lunch for school tomorrow. Everyday he gets two sandwiches (gluten-free bread is dense yet short), a bottle of water (or apple juice) and two snacks which vary. Last week the school announced that they were going to have a sub day for all of the kids. For $5.00 they would get a small sub, juice and plain baked lays. BUMMER! Poor Carter. I felt so bad for him since he wouldn’t be able to eat this and would have to watch everyone else eat them. I even contemplated keeping him home from school for that say. But that day ended up being Oct. 30th so he would also be missing out on all the Halloween fun at school. Ugh. Cory came up with a great idea and saved the day! He said that I should ask the bakery if they would be able to make a sub bun for Carter, then we could just bring it to the school and voila! he wouldn’t miss a thing! The bakery said “no problem!” . Yay! They are the best and Cory is so clever! http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=11601236366&v=wall I picked up the package (and our gluten-free bread) today. They also included some chocolate chip cookies that he can eat at recess.
Sweet. Carter can’t wait. I can not tell you how important it is to me that Carter not feel left out on occasions like this.
Halloween itself should be interesting. We’ll have to pick out most of the candy, but I’m sure we’ll find a few things for him to eat. I can’t wait to see Carter in his class tomorrow with his school buddies to see what he’s really like with them.
And on another note; the sunrise this morning was pretty amazing again. The picture just does not do it justice!

So here’s to tomorrow and another crazy day!

I’m a little jealous after viewing all the videos on performance at 
and here are some of my weekend goodies:





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