I am pleased to report that the door man arrived at 10:00 this morning. Five hours later? New door. And, because it’s a small world after all, I learned that he also vacationed in Jackson Hole over the summer. (He did it the hardcore way—with camping supplies. We went the route of delicate flowers. We all put our pants on one leg at a time.)
The library just called. My copy of Cake Pops is ready to be picked up. I reserved this book nearly six months ago, and it’s arriving just in time for me to leave on our trip. Here’s hoping I have time to put together at least one batch of balls before the weekend. (That link doesn’t sound like it’s totally safe, but it is. Gutterhead.)
Harper is intrigued with the process of creating three dimensional art. And I need to make dinner. So that’s all I’ve got for today. Cake balls!
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Excuse me, that’s Princess Harper to you & the rest of us mean mortals. Royal Cake Balls!
I was thinking about making cake pops for Lowell’s birthday party. I’m doing a Lego theme so thought doing a brick or a minifig head would be funny. But then I thought, maybe I’ll just get a sheetcake from Costco, sprinkle it with Legos, and call it a day. Crunchy!
If someone showed me that picture and demanded that I guess from whence it came, ‘I would’ve immediately replied, ‘The 80s’. There’s a weird Back To The Future feel to those glasses. The crown is a nice unrelated touch, as well.
Oh, if Harper is interested in 3-D art, she might like these 3-D drawing pads: http://www.containerstore.com/shop/giftWrapWonderland/stockingStuffers?productId=10026168&N=62523
Kind of low tech, but possibly fun! I’m getting one for my partner!
I can’t wait to see the cake balls. Are you gonna make cake pops? Have you seen the Hello Kitty ones she did?
I obviously vote for those: http://www.bakerella.com/here-kitty-kitty/