I've painted my entire life, but I quickly gave it up when life became too distracting. So, I now focus on creating space to explore painting and drawing. I've become comfortable with the creative process. But I have to put in the effort to commit to creating again and again. Read on about my dessert illustration process.

Of course, I want to be the top dessert blogger in St. Louis, and more recently, I've started to rely more on vlogging. This outlet will be a great way to document my love of sweets, highlight the best dessert in St. Louis, and share my experiences with others.

As a dessert blogger, I have a duty to visit every dessert shop in the greater St. Louis and St. Louis County areas. Right?! :) I want 2021 to be the year for the Grand Dessert Tour of St. Louis.

Two Dough Girls (@twodoughgirls) are bakers that specialize in homemade desserts from the Atlanta area. I ordered some delicious sweet treats from their site. Chocolate Brownies and Chewy Oatmeal Cookies. I enjoyed my desserts. And of course, it is always a pleasure to support a Black-owned business. Sweet Bonus! I would recommend their fantastic desserts to all my family and friends in Atlanta.

I'm just a woman in her 30's trying to eat desserts every day. I want to enjoy all of the sweet treats I eat, so I must change my ways. 2020 is a good year for me to commit to finding balance in my diet so I can be a dessert lover life long. I will share my dessert experiences here on my food blog.

#Nosaddesserts is about eating desserts, enjoying delicious treats, and sharing my sweet experiences. Finding the best dessert spots in St. Louis is fun, and this food blog is where I can write about my love of pastries and ice cream. The brand started as an Etsy Shop, and now I am an official dessert blogger in Saint Louis, and I want to encourage people to find local bakeries and enjoy.

COVID-19 has called us all to change the way we move and engage the world around us. Restaurants and people in foodservice worked hard to keep employees safe while continuing to provide service to customers. Knead Bakehouse & Provision in St. Louis remarkably was able to keep their doors open as the nation struggles to adapt. Thank you, Knead.