First of all, when I bought the Valentine's Funfetti cake, I made a silent promise to myself that it would not become Audrey's birthday cake. As a post-Christmas baby who married a post-Christmas baby, I'm pretty sensitive to people whose birthdays get overshadowed by holidays, so I planned to do something different. Then I realized that she probably doesn't care and we're going to have a bunch of cake this week, so I went ahead and made it. I had the Funfetti frosting, but I decided I wouldn't mix the sprinkles in. Surely I could write something with these little icing writers and then use the sprinkles for some awesome decorating.Let's not go into my poor choice for a cake plate - obviously I was not completely committed here. And my writing is just... awesome... I was on the phone with Aaron when I did that. The sprinkles, well, the sprinkle work is evidence that I just have no clue when to stop. You note that I have a lot of sprinkles left, so the good news is I stopped myself.
Part of me debated just dumping the rest on to cover my elementary school cake decorating skills, but I'll wait for Aaron to get home before I have a complete sprinkle meltdown.
I'm going to spend some time on Cake Wrecks to feel better about myself. I mean, it could always get worse.
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