Happy Birthday - Jayne

Jayne, Happy Birthday, here is a vitual cake sent to you via cyberspace. Made in China. "sorry no candles". It is full of cream, cream and more cream - I think somewhere in there is a sponge.Then, when you have finished the cake, enjoy this virtual Banana Split from Hagan-daaz, again made in China. As I could not be there to wish you a "Happy Birthday" in person, I enjoyed all of this last Saturday and thought of you. Happy birthday and may you have a great day. Margaret.

p.s. I will print these out and scrap 6x6 page and send a copy to you.

Comments

Jayne Mercer said…
Yummy. How good do those cakes look. Virtual calories are so good to the hips too!

Thanks for your birthday wishes Margaret.
October 30, 2008 at 11:08 PM
Lin Mei said…
That banana split looks absolutely delish, Margaret!
November 16, 2008 at 12:36 PM
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