Hopscotch: Sweet Discovery

Friday, July 16, 2010

Sweet Discovery

Today, for the first time in five years, I ate a baguette. This isn't because I was on the Atkins diet but because since I was diagnosed with celiac (wheat & gluten intolerance) I had yet to find a bakery that made my favorite kind of carb. Sweet Christine's is located in the quaint and quiet Kennett Square, PA.

Sweet Christine's offers up an assortment of delicious and nutrient-dense GF baked goods. After sampling a mini-glazed donut, my attention was quickly diverted to a stack of loaves of bread on the counter. French baguette! Made from a combination of white rice flour and tapioca starch, it is by far the best bread I have had in five years.

Sweet Christine's will do shipping. Please go to the link below to learn more about their delectable treats:

www.sweetchristinesglutenfree.com/

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This is me

Hopscotch is defined as "a game in which a child tosses a stone into an area drawn on the ground and then hops through it and back to regain the stone" (wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn).

Hopscotch is in fact a way of life for me. Five years ago I met a man who would drastically change the course of my life. His job would require us to re-locate to a new country every two to four years. It is both an exciting and exhausting process, as anyone who has moved well knows. Our first posting overseas took us to Tokyo, Japan for three years and our second has brought us to Boston, MA. Each place has its own unique vibe and fabulous finds.

I connect the game of hopscotch to my life in that I do not know where the stone (my husband & I) will land next. We toss out ideas, feeders and hope to find a spot that will be a good fit for both of us.

In this blog I want to share with readers the places, people and things that inspire me in my ever-changing environments.