- At lunchtime I discovered this blog, which celebrates the terrible disasters of professional cake-making, and in particular the occasions when bakers misunderstand what the customer is asking for. I laughed so hard I wept. For my birthday I'd like a cake that says something like 'Happy birthday Hattie - can you use low-fat margarine as she's getting a bit chubby' in icing on the top.
- My delightful colleague Kirsty and I spent much of the day 'jackarsing about'. That's a new phrase she coined - feel free to use it yourself next time you are hiding biscuits from someone, making double entendres and giggling like a teenager.
- This afternoon Claire accidentally sent an email intended for me to the sales director at her company. He asked her a work question and she responded, "I think I might have a beauty evening this evening. Nails, fake tan etc. xxxx". This tickled me so much that I was snorting like a wild boar for a good 30 minutes afterwards. What did the sales director think she meant by that?! Did he think it was some sort of bizarre attempt at flirting? I love it. I absolutely love it.
Freaky Fug Friday: Winner Edition
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At last, our dirty affair with this photo has come to an end, and it can
stop haunting our dreams with its ruthless evils.The winner: Cecily. And
here is t...
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6 readers just couldn't let me have the last word:
When my uncle was cremated, we had a cake done which should have read 'RIP Fred'. Alas the cake makers put in an extra 'i' in the most inappropriate place
Guess who I shared the lift with this morning? AWKWARD.
Did he compliment you on your beauty though? I do hope so.
Edward: That's hilarious (although I don't believe you).
I swear he glanced at my nails.
Good cake site. I liked 'I want sprinkles'. And I'm still chuckling at the email.
I didn't know the cake thing was such a widespread issue. Love it.
The email was also excellent. Fireworks Explosion.
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