Last month I made a cake for a group of caring and talented professionals at the Infants and Toddlers program in Frederick, MD. The cake was a small token of my appreciation for the work they had done with our speech delayed son. The program is funded by the state and their services are available for free to children up to age 3 throughout the state of MD. They offer speech and occupational therapy, among many other services. Over the course of a year, they worked with our son to develop and improve his speech They were always so patient and loving with him. He is a happy, rambunctious, and very vocal child now! I want to thank each and every person at Infants and Toddlers for their dedication and hard work. Thank you!

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Last night a couple with 350 guests was married at a local venue.  They served a donut cake in place of the traditional wedding cake.  For a total of $70, Dunkin’ Donuts provided the baked goods that made up this unforgettable concoction.

I was so curious about this new trend, that I researched it online and found a few other photos – here’s another:

http://www.misszoot.com/2004/02/09/krispy-kreme-donut-wedding-cake/

I have never seen this before and I can’t imagine wanting to eat it!  What is up with this trend?

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I was delivering a cake this weekend, when I spotted a bride getting ready to leave after her reception.  She was chatting with some of her guests in the parking lot.  I couldn’t help but notice the pink crocs she was wearing underneath her wedding dress.  Those of you who know me, know I absolutely LOVE my crocs.  Since pink is my favorite color, and it’s also my business color, pink crocs are definitely an important part of my daily working attire!  I used to hate the way these shoes looked on women.  I found them to be extremely unflattering, bulky and just plain ugly – until I slipped my foot into one.  I now own all kinds of styles and colors.  I’ve even tiled a floor wearing them!

I figured if brides can get married in sneakers, flip flops, boots and platform shoes, why not crocs?   My sincere thanks to this bride who so graciously allowed me to photograph her for this blog post.

When I was half my age, I was quite a collector of shoes.  At one point, I counted 72 pairs of 4″ heels.  Despite all those shoes, I have never owned anything quite like these:

 If you have ever worn anything even remotely similar to these shoes, please email me.  I want to hear from you!

http://www.mizztissa.com/shoes/strange-shoes.php