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Practice makes perfect!

So my sons 4th birthday is coming up. We're throwing him a party at Chuck E Cheese.

 Oh Boy.


I love to see my son happy, as does every mother, but Chuck E Cheese still makes me cringe a bit.

Ok, a lot.

But I am going to make him his cake of choice.

He has a very hard time making decisions, something he gets from me. (Sorry Kiddo!) But, he has finally chosen. A blue and orange cake (like the Broncos!) with candy on the top. Lots of candy, and lollipops, not small ones big ones.

Kids are very particular.

I found this cake video on Facebook and it had a method that I wanted to try, so I made a cake last night. No direction and no thought behind it besides-practice.

I came out with a watermelon cake 😂

The method was to put different colors of cake batter into piping bags and pipe alternating dots around the pan.

I thought it turned out pretty well and will use the method for his cake. And the watermelon frosting, well, that just kind of happened 😂





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