Every other year at the hospital we put on a Talent Show for our kids with different abilities to really demonstrate their unique talents and what they have been working on in therapy. This year's theme, "What I Do Best" was modeled after a children's book of the same name written by Allia Nolan and Miki Sakamoto. A lovely book for children of any ability level, I highly recommend it. You can probably find it in local bookstores or also here on Amazon.
Notice the shine? That's thanks to my favorite Wilton gold and silver color mist. The shooting star cookie cutter I snatched for 25 cents in a random bin at the Long Grove Confectionery Outlet. I just knew it would come in handy sometime! And, the trophy cups? No, didn't have a cookie cutter for those...with some quick thinking, I used a Hanukkah menorah and cut off the candles on top.
These cookies were inspired by our patients, but eaten by the therapists as motivation to continue our many hours of volunteering in order to put on another great show. Most importantly, the show was a huge success and something I am so very proud to be a part of.
These cookies were inspired by our patients, but eaten by the therapists as motivation to continue our many hours of volunteering in order to put on another great show. Most importantly, the show was a huge success and something I am so very proud to be a part of.
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