I never ever in my wildest dreams thought that I would say this! But, “I am LOVING the shiny tight trend!!”
A new take on an old wardrobe staple. Goes perfectly in the cooler months with with a jumper dress or boyfriend blazer.
Photo from “Damsel in this dress”, great Aussie designer… check it out!
T2 display from Indooroopilly. Perfect for a classic tea party, Ladies!
Seriously excited to give this one a go! This weekend is my weekend off from work so I think I will have a crack at it. The cake bar is the blog to read! For all those nesters and lovers of sweet treats :D
polka dot chocolate cake! (tutorial)
Do it delicious!! →
Jessica Seinfeld [yes! Jerry’s wife]
She does some nifty little things in the kitchen. So for people like myself who has a fussy partner, or for mums etc, this is a great way to get healthy and creative in the kitchen!!
What does one do?
Yesterday morning was like any Sunday for myself (up at 6 to start work at 7).
As my friends and I were leaving the house for work we hear a child screaming out the front of our house. Concerned I became a nosey Nancy and decided to see what was going on. As I walked outside there was a todler (no more then two years old) with nothing on but her nappy crying as she was walking up and down our street.
My friend Emily and I decided to approach her and (having zero experience in this type of thing as she is 18 and I am only newly 20) decided to take the situation as it went.
Upon walking up to the little girl she started to run away from us, so we kept our distance until we could figure out where she was headed. She then went up the drive way of one of the houses in our street. Worried she was outside on her own we walked up to the house to knock on the door. As we did so she then stretched her little self and was able to open the front door.
We did the right thing, stayed outside, rang the doorbell and explained to the male who answered what the situation was.
He seemed unphased. Not bothered at all that his daughter was outside at 7am crying with no clothes on! We walked away shaking our heads in disbeliefe. How could her family not have heard her, given that it was her screams that woke us up in the first place!?
How does one react to this type of situation. The house in question was not in MY street as it was my friends house that we were staying at.
What would you normally say to that parent in question?
I was torn from informing him and making sure she was safe in the house and tearing him to absolute shreads!!
Add memories, thoughts, plans, and accomplishments to a jar throughout the year. Open it on New Year’s Eve and read through them.
Cake boards: 1×8″, 1×10″, 1×12″
Note: If you want two more tiers on the stand, you will need 1×14″ + 1×16″ cake boards.Styrofoam cake dummies Each 2″ high in the sizes: 2X6″ and 2×7″ (If you can get 4″ high Styrofoam cake dummies, then you will only need 1 in each size)
Note: You will need 2×8″ 2×9″ Styrofoam cake dummies for two more tiers.Satin ribbon, enough for both cake boards and the Styrofoam cake dummies
Thick paper
Glue stick or double sided tape
Craft glue
Strong double sided carpet tape
Metal pins
A pair of scissors
A pencilStep 1:
Start by glue the Styrofoam cake dummies together. So they can dry completely.Step 2:
Take the satin ribbon, and fasten it on the cake dummies with a metal pin. Then wrap it tightly all the way around the cake dummies.
Note: you can also glue the ribbon on the cake dummies if you like, just use a glue stick.Step 3:
Secure the satin ribbon with a metal pin or a small piece of double sided tape. Continue with the rest of the cake dummies.Step 4:
Place the cake boards on the paper and with the pencil draw a line around the cake boards. Cut out the paper circles with a pair of scissors.Step 5:
Rub the glue stick all over the cake board and place the paper circles on top.Step 6:
To attach the satin ribbon around the side of the cake boards use either a glue stick or double sided tape.Step 7:
Now it is time to assemble the cake stand. Use strong double sided carpet tape so that the cake dummies stays in place on the cake boards.
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