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Here is "THE CAKE!" This is it at the actual reception. It looks better here than on my counter where you can see all the mess we made! I think it turned out wonderful. Everyone just raved about it! I have to give credit to Kristen Grissom for helping me. Well, I mean, I baked the cake and stood around trying to help, but honestly, she did the work. She is an amazingly talented person. If you need a cake, call Kristen! She is going to Culinary Art School in Orlando right now. I am so grateful that she took time out of her very busy life to come and help me with this. Even with her help it took hours to complete. The cake is an Italian creme, full of coconut. SOOO yummy! It is so heavy tho...I had to put it on a Pampered Chef pizza stone because nothing else would have held up! It was heavy!! You can see a corner of one of the sheet cakes I did all by myself. I didn't get it very smooth so I filled in the top with piped swirls. "Opportunity for creativity!"

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Michelle Tweedy said…
It is so beautiful! You are so sweet to take YOUR time to do all this work! You are the most talented and busiest person I know.
March 1, 2007 at 7:16 AM
debsdialogues said…
Oops! Posted the right comment the place for yesterday's blog. Anyway, beautiful cake!
March 2, 2007 at 7:50 AM
*Beatriz Jennings* said…
so beautiful!!!!!!!



Bety :)
March 2, 2007 at 9:29 PM
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