
Mason wanted a Star Wars birthday party and being a professional cake decorator in my younger days, I thought,
Why not? How hard can it be? From the looks of R2D2 in the picture, all was coming along beautifully. The next morning, I woke up to a pile of cake on the platter. I'm not going to bore you with the details but the cake fell to pieces. I thought I could pull it apart and put it back together. After more than 3 hours and still no structural stability, I let Mason do it himself.

Mason used our cookie icings and some Star Wars figures and
Viola! The birthday was saved!
We are a family of Intentional Winning thinkers, whether it's good communication, bringing a product to market, or birthday cake. We keep looking for the bright side or the lesson and make the best of all situations. In the end, it's a great story and a fun memory!
Now all I have to do is reconcile that he's really six! Where did that time go?
2 comments:
That is one yummy looking cake!
I think I'm hungry lol...Great job Mason!
I'm glad you got a "before" shot of the R2D2. It happens to the best of them. I watched Ace of Cakes last night and thought of you. Great job on the save.
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