A Smurftastic Birthday

Scooby Dooby Doo!

Scooby Doo lover's 3rd birthday cake.

Ra, Ra, Let's Go!

Something's Fishy

Oh my!  My baby boy turned ONE year old last Saturday.  We had a small, fishy birthday party for him, complete with fishy cupcakes and a golfish cake.

Yes, I know that fondant makes a cake look a little more polished and "complete," but let's face it, no one really wants to eat fondant.  That's why I pretty much avoid it. 

Baby boy was a little slow at getting into the cake spirit, but after a few minutes he figured out how yummy that orange golfish frosting really was.

Happy Birthday, Baby Boy!

Golfing Green

Train-tastic

I can't believe my baby is not my baby anymore. He's TWO! He was all too excited for his train cake. I'm sure it would have looked more "finished" had I used fondant, but the truth is that no one really likes to eat fondant. I prefer to ice.

Happy 30th, Josh!

You know how in elementary school you bring cupcakes to share with the entire class to celebrate your own birthday?  Well, Josh never did that growing up.  Actually, no one in Samoa did that growing up.  This year we decided to bring cupcakes to Josh at work to share with his co-workers to help celebrate.  Chocolate on chocolate on chocolate. Yum.

2010: South Africa: World Cup: USA

Second attempt at making and using fondant.  I used a different recipe/technique then I used last time.  This was 100x better.  Can't wait to try something new with it!

Ahoy, Ye Hearties!

M-I-See K-E-Why M-O-U-S-E

Steeler's Fan

My first (and at this point, only) attempt at making and using fondant. 

The cake is a moist banana.

Gamer Boy