BIRTHDAY WISH Outrageous flights of fancy and creative imagination are traits possessed by the newly five year old Miss. Mia. When, in conversation, the young lady requested a cake of three tiered layers (known in the preschool community as a "marry cake") the child's mother smiled inwardly at the "mia-ness" of the request. After a carefull survey of community bakeries, it was determined that a creation comprised of orca whales, hearts and ponies could only be achieved affordably by some good, old fashioned, home baking. "You realize you're going to have to do this three times a year now?" remarked a less-than-helpfull witness at the time of the cake decorating. While it is true that the undertaking required every ounce of skill, patience and occasional correspondence with the Cake Guru via text, the baker of this fabulous cake is happy to add this skill to her resume.
PIZZA MIA In a unanimous decision made by those over eight years old residing in the residence of Miss. Mia, a formal birthday party was not to occur this year. As an alternative, the quick-thinking parental unit surprised the young student at her preschool with pizza, balloons and cupcakes. Smiles dominated the faces of all involved, reported witnesses.
WRAP IT UP Upon her return home, Miss. Mia enjoyed a brief birthday party in the company of one Grandma T, and cousins during which time the three layered masterpiece was consumed. Additional gifts were bestowed upon the five year old in the usual fashion and included a Razor scooter, books and Rapunzel Leapster game. After thanking her guests, the young lady was whisked off to participate in a soccer game during which she did not score any goals. While turning five is generally a grand experience, it can be concluded that turning six must be better.
2 comments:
happy birthday mia!!
You did a great job on the cake!! Mia, I'm sure, is so happy! Have you kinda gotten the cake bug now? They're fun to do, especially when you can get so creative.
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