This weekends cake baking project was a 1st birthday cake for a Tigger fan! As my husband pointed it, it was VERY orange. My response.... "Tiggers like orange...and honey...and haycorns and thistles..."! At University (and I am not quite sure I should be admitting this...), I was president of the Winnie the Pooh society. We held early morning pooh stick competitions, returning to college for breakfast at the same time as the rowers and woozle hunts around the city. We had a lovely red and yellow scalf that had been used by the Uni Winnie the Pooh society for years. Eeyore was always my favourite character as he was such a grump - somewhere in the loft I have an eeyore with a detachable tail and a "Pooh goes home to bed" game - I really should dig them out! If I am out in the garden and noone is watching, I sometimes play pooh sticks from our bridge over the stream in our garden!
Monday, 24 March 2008
This weekends cake baking project was a 1st birthday cake for a Tigger fan! As my husband pointed it, it was VERY orange. My response.... "Tiggers like orange...and honey...and haycorns and thistles..."! At University (and I am not quite sure I should be admitting this...), I was president of the Winnie the Pooh society. We held early morning pooh stick competitions, returning to college for breakfast at the same time as the rowers and woozle hunts around the city. We had a lovely red and yellow scalf that had been used by the Uni Winnie the Pooh society for years. Eeyore was always my favourite character as he was such a grump - somewhere in the loft I have an eeyore with a detachable tail and a "Pooh goes home to bed" game - I really should dig them out! If I am out in the garden and noone is watching, I sometimes play pooh sticks from our bridge over the stream in our garden!
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Hannah, another beautiful cake. You really do make some exquisite things. I need to practice my icing bag skills as decoration makes all the difference.
Hannah, I always love your cakes. Each one is a beautiful work of art and so unique! Your cake recipients are very lucky people!
Just beautiful!
TTFN :)
Beautifully decorated, Hannah! And to find another Eeyore lover - well, kindred spirits!
So happy to find your blog again! My computer saw fit to dispose of all my bookmarks but as fate would have it, here you are again. I just want to say I want to be YOU when I grow up...to spite the fact I am probably old enough to be your mom! Ahhh to be a cookery writer! What a dream come true that would be! LOVE you blog - and am writing it in my notebook so if my computer has the inclination to clean itself again, I will have your lovely blog!
Your work is lovely. Please, if you have a moment venture over to my blog and see the handiwork of my 15 year old daughter. I think she has a real gift for the art of decorating. Her Easter cookies were beautiful. We are quite a team, I bake them, she makes them beautiful!
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