I  have had the most wildly different aspirations for my life and my  career.  From curator of a major metropolitan museum, to painter, to  marine biologist I changed my mind almost every week.  One thing I  always loved was baking.  Throughout college I'd bake for parties and my  friends would tell me that I should start my own bakery.  I'd modestly  laugh it off...baking was just a hobby...something I enjoyed.  And over  the past two years I started thinking to myself why should baking just  be a hobby?  So after graduating college I landed a job at 
Cookie Girl Bake Shop  where I honed my baking skills and also learned to decorate specialty  sugar cookies and cakes.  While all of this was happening, I was advised  to go gluten free because I have a medical condition called  fibromyalgia. So now the question is how could I keep baking if I  couldn't eat anything I made?  That's when I began researching and  discovering all the ways I could make gluten free desserts that taste  just as great (if not better) than those with gluten.  One of the things  that has always driven me towards baking is that desserts are always a  positive thing.  No matter how bad of a day I'm having, I can have a  chocolate chip cookie and all my troubles melt away if only for that one  moment.  So now I'm out on a mission to develop recipes, further learn to decorate, and turn baking into a career.
On this blog, you can expect to find recipes I try and even some I've developed myself.  I'll also be posting photos of my decorating from work and home.  I'll post reviews of new products I try on my journey to develop the best gluten free versions of desserts.
 
Awesome 'Welcome' Jes -- I can't wait to read more!
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