Sunday, December 13, 2009

Saturday Summary #5

So I apologize for not getting this out earlier but this has been a busy week here in South Texas. Sunday was the Capoeira Cowboys b-day so we headed out to Seaworld (I have a family picture but have been banned from sharing it with the world, I am of course willing to auction) with some friends to watch Shamu under the lights. They came over earlier and did some crafts, ate pizza, and just chilled out. We did our usual cupcake for breakfast on birthdays. The rest of the week was spent preparing for "The Party". This was a joint Capoeria Cowboy, Ballaret princess, SuperMom party to celebrate all of their fall birthdays (snow and winter like the chubacabra remains elusive in South Texas). We all had a fantastic time and thank everyone for journeying across the wilds of SA to our house on the corner of the woods.

This is"The Cake" - made by a friend of SuperMom's. Holy cow it is quite amazing. Everything is edible. The dragon is made from rice krispies and covered in fondant frosting, as is the knight. This is fricking amazing. Ace of Cakes dude eat your heart out.

The princess in the tower (she is Ballaret Princess, formerly known as C).

The knight on his way to rescue above princess from the Dragon.

The Dragon.
Ballaret Princess enjoying the cake.

She now must defeat the Dragon (formerly a T-rex pinata modfied by SuperMom to fulfill his Dragnoness) in one on one combat.

Now the knight chases after fleeing Dragon who has mysteriously disappeared from the picture.

The after effects of an extreme sugar high + presents.

Work was a blur I got some stuff done and am now drowning in data, which as I sift through will become more and more apparent.

Also, the Griz pulled out another victory and are headed to the FCS Championship game again this year. More football, the BCS sucks - just saying.

3 comments:

Geknitics said...

That dragon has surprisingly short arms. :-)

CVG said...

Have you ever seen a dragon? How are we to know they don't have short arms. Perhaps there need for treasure is overcompensation for their short arms. You never know :)

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