Journal: Cake!
2006.07.03
Wonderful
All About Me, Pictures/Images

It is the Twins' birthday.

In T's (not so exact) words: "I've heard that my sister has a birthday coming up, so I baked myself a little cake."

We don't have icing at home, so mom first suggested nutella, which was vetoed on sweetness, and then those frozen cream stuff, which was vetoed because it melts too easily.

Upon which the master chef made himself useful and made fudge.

And then took it upon himself to decorate the cake: first is cherries, followed by bananas. Quickly transferring the banana away from the peel and unto the cake.Then some peaches Lining up the peaches neatly.Then kiwi, raspberry, followed by sprinkling of coconut flakes. After which we garnish with some blueberries. Almost done.

And then it is served!The cake is brought out. Another angle of the cake Much to the delight of T, who just can't wait to have it. I want a big bite!But wait, we must first call up the other twinWe must call P!So we can all sing "Happy Birthday" together. Happy Birthday to P and T

And finally, the cake is carved up and served. Carving up the cakeAnd boy does it taste good! Yum Yum

Happy Birthday to my sisters.

Posted at 23:51:12 EDT by W comment

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