Food Segregation At Home

[elonwy]

I'm sure other people have done this, and I've read of several ways people designate "thier" food from others in the household, but I came up with a home labeling system that I'm proud of and that indulges my inner twelve year old.

Some stuff is really easy to tell if I can have and some isn't and my boyfriend is horribly paranoid about glutening me, bless his heart, so this is what I did.

I bought a sheet of sparkly shark stickers and a sheet of sparkly hearts.

If its got a shark on it, its mine don't eat it ( expensive yummy foods.)

If its got a heart on it, I can have it, you can have it, don't contaminate it.

If its got a shark AND a heart then I wish you wouldn't but if you absolutely have to, go ahead.

Its a little complicated, but I always want to buy stickers, but tell myself that I'm 27 and that's so not ok. And I have some moderate OCD, so it works for me.

And they have little prisms on them, which makes the inside of my fridge kinda disco like.

Elonwy

[jenvan]

That's classic! And I'm not afraid to say I'm 26 and still am into stickers too Ha!

[Rachel--24]

That is sooo cute...I like your segregation method!

I still have my sticker collection from grade school and I secretly still love stickers.

I got into scrapbooking a few years ago...so now I have an excuse to play with stickers and everyone thinks its great!

[Guest gfinnebraska]

LOVE the idea!!! I can SO see my "inner little girl" coming out in that way. PLUS, I think my daughter would love to help! Great idea!! Sticker store here I come!!

[frenchiemama]

That's a really cute idea!

[tarnalberry]

I love it! The world needs more reasons to use shiny stickers!

[Mjohnson73]

Wow I love it!

I think I am going to do this with my son!

--Maya

[MySuicidalTurtle]

I like your idea, Elonwy.

[mytummyhurts]

It's a good excuse to buy cute stickers!

Perfect for kids too!