Babies, bunnies and a much needed reunion

Year 11 Prom, age 15/16

One of our many strange sleepovers, aged 16

I'm the kind of person who takes a while to make friends and despite my outward loud and crazy nature, I'm ridiculously shy. So lucky for me I have the two most fabulous friends a girl could ask for, I met Natalie on my very first day of high school and Emma joined us not long after.....through thick and thin we're still the best of friends and I have a feeling we always will. Anyway the point of this mushy ramble is to say that since moving to University we all drifted apart for a few years, but I was invited to Natalie's daughters 1st birthday and as a way of trying to make up for losing the contact I volunteered to make the cake :) 

Pink border and red fondant 'Tiffany'

Small presents made from extra cake bits

Dungies, marbles feet and a little 1

To say our trio are chocoholics is a a little bit of an understatement, so naturally I went with a choc sponge and buttercream icing. I was asked for a bunny cake, so I thought of doing a nice pink bunny with pink embellishments. I know what your thinking ..."That really does not look pink at all!" Well you would be right, but I added too much pink dye and it was SHOCKING, looked like Katie Price had got her talons in my icing. But for once I was okay, dumped in all in the bin and decided on a cute white bunny, with  yellow dungies and pink feet. I didn't quite mix the dye in so it had this really nice marbled affect.

Birthday girl and daddy blowing out the candles

The kids party was a great success and as you can see the cake arrived in one piece, people asked for the recipe (a good sign) and us three got our much needed reunion. So, not as many disasters as usual, just the one which was easily rectified....maybe this is a sign that I could actually pursue this? I guess we'll find out. Until the next disaster.....Meg x

My best friends, prom, aged 16

One of our many reunions since this cake + alcohol!