I didn't ask where this quirky cake came from (it was inscribed HBDMH); I just ate it. A la mode. Maybe this is the year to subscribe to the theory that "Life's too short; eat dessert first."(photo by Wynham)
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- Philomere
- MOTHER of FOUR, freelance writer, amateur silversmith, domestic dynamo, chef de maison, head chauffeur, sanitation supervisor, social director, crisis manager, chief arbiter, errand expert, auxiliary ATM, maven of multitasking, sleep deprivation specialist, keeper of the cookies…
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