Under the 'BOYS' section, there were the following cakes:
A football
A cricket bat
And a racing car...
All of these were fine. But under the 'GIRLS' section of the cake book, we found:
A sewing machine
A baby
A dressing table
And my personal favourite... an oven:
Oh, how times have changed... anyway, in the end we decided on a simple train design, complete with any small objects Ben could find in his cupboard. Here is the end result:
Yes, those ARE dinosaurs sitting amongst a forest of chocolate eggs. There's a deep and meaningful reason behind the design- if you can guess it, you win a prize... ;)
Rich was very impressed. We then had a lovely meal at Rayleigh Lodge, which is a very nice restaurant (the double chocolate fudge cake is to die for!) I'm the one blocking out Anna's head:
All in all, a lovely weekend.
7 comments:
Aaaaahhhh, and there's my two little nieces in the forefront of the picture - bless them!
I'll get back to you on the whole meaning of dinosaurs and chocolate egg forests!
Why wasn't I invited?!
(Ok, I know you know I was in Denmark, and I generally don't do anything on Eurovision night, but still!)
Because I don't like you.
A cake like a baby is just wrong I'm sorry but who the heck would want that? That surely implies you're eating a baby and that's all kinds of wrong!
Yay, Richard still exists!
Apologies for not knowing it was your birthday Rich, but Katie didn't tell me and she's responsible for stuff like that. But I hope you had a good one!
Kay-T! You look like you had 2 heads (maybe thats why the guy in cinema asked if we were sisters???)Thanks for inviting me, I take it im now officially more popular than all the uninvited people???xxxx
Anna, you've been to the cinema, to a meal and to a Hadleigh meeting, all within two weeks... You are officially one of us now! There's no escape...
And John, it's Richard's birthday on 20th May. Put it in your diary.
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