And a cake, of course. This year the decorative theme was our odd "winter", represented by a snowman (wishful thinking) under a parasol. Only when it was time for the Man to blow the candles out did I regret the addition of the dredged icing-sugar "snow" - which ended up in drifts all over the table.
Being the moving story of a family of four (chronologically a Man, a Woman, a Girl and a Boy) adapting from life in a small English village to the strange New World of upstate New York...
Friday, February 3, 2012
Snow-blower
It's the Man's birthday today. 39 again - how time stands still! I don't know where the years don't go.
Birthday preparations had been somewhat hampered by the fact that every time I started pointing the car store-ward this week I'd get a call from the Middle School inviting me to come and fetch my poorly daughter. And today of course I had her at home with me all day (where she seems to have been getting better). Ah well. For now we've focused on home-made celebrating instead - a card, a knitted item and a home-baked loaf, and a powerpoint presentation in praise of Dad.
And a cake, of course. This year the decorative theme was our odd "winter", represented by a snowman (wishful thinking) under a parasol. Only when it was time for the Man to blow the candles out did I regret the addition of the dredged icing-sugar "snow" - which ended up in drifts all over the table.
And a cake, of course. This year the decorative theme was our odd "winter", represented by a snowman (wishful thinking) under a parasol. Only when it was time for the Man to blow the candles out did I regret the addition of the dredged icing-sugar "snow" - which ended up in drifts all over the table.
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What a lot of candles! Must have been quite warm!
ReplyDeleteAll looks very pretty
more like he blew it all over the table - it tasted very nice, by the way ;)
ReplyDeletemmmm. cake
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