I’ve got a confession – I’ve never seen Ice Age. In fact, there’s tons of children’s films I have never watched. I’ve never seen Shrek either but I can more or less repeat the script word for word thanks to my girls watching it on the iPad in the car behind my head.
Anyway, back to the cake. A joint cake for my niece, Phoebe (4) and nephew, Milo (1). Phoebe more than makes up for me not watching Ice Age – she loves it. I’d be surprised if she wasn’t approaching triple figures of the amount of times she’s watched them.
Phoebe and Milo have birthdays on 27th and 28th December so maybe consigned to a few more years of joint cakes. I will always stick by my promise never to get them joint birthday/Christmas presents though.
ah helen of course ill visit. love checking out d cakes. love it by the way. such a pity i cant post i done a fab book of shadows cake from hocus pocus d movie 🙂
Thanks for featuring me. Now I have the new oven there is no excuse not to be baking again, it is just getting pictures before the boys eat the, I am not at all talented just a mum baker who bakes for her family.
*gasp* you ARE talented! Happy new oven btw x
ok Helen , think ive figured it out . can you tell me if you were able to see the cake i linked ,
thanks
Jackie
Hurrah! I can – and so pleased that you are back. Will try to comment on the cake now x
Love the cake! I’ve left you my latest creation.
Fabulous cake! You are extremely skilled! It would be a shame to eat it, but am sure I could manage it 😉 x
I must confess I haven’t seen Ice Age either but you certainly did a marvellous job with the cake. Yesterday I made a Princess carriage cake for my daughter and have linked it up here.