Being female and single...turning 30 was bound to be an interesting day. After many years of having a birthday around the holiday's, I've gotten used to the fact that people are busy. Between family, friends and work engagements, who has time to plan/attend yet another party? Knowing that, I decided to keep this monumental birthday simple. I had my closest friends and family over at my parents house for the same meal that I request every other birthday. Without any stress, I was able to fully enjoy my favorite people and my favorite food to welcome me into my next decade of life. It fit with my mentality as I approach my 30's of keeping things a little more simple than they were in my whirlwind 20's.
Arugula Salad w/ Shaved Parmesan, Pine Nuts and Red Wine Vinegar Dressing
Baked Ziti: Gluten and Gluten-free versions
Sunday Meat Sauce w/ Pork & Sausage
Chocolate Cake w/ Chocolate Frosting (Betty Crocker Gluten-free)
Sprinkles Cupcakes: Gluten and Gluten-free versions
Carparzo Brunello Di Montalcino Wine
What else could a girl ask for...
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Cool, I just turned 30 just a few months after you and spent the day hiking in Joshua Tree National Park with one of my best friends from grad school. Do your parents still live in the same Oak Brook house in which you lived in when we went to Butler Jr. High together? Mine do!
ReplyDelete-Tanya L.