My Cousin's Wedding

Day: 10 February 2013, Chinese New Year holiday
Time : 1000-1400
Place: Maran, Pahang...Malaysia....where else.
Roughly 3 hours from KL if you are driving within the speed limit.
Weather: Cloudy day....lucky us, otherwise we will be drenched in sweat or...rain.
Event: Gathering of families and friends...whom otherwise we seldom meet.
Memories: First time eating oil palm young stem (umbut kelapa sawit) cooked in coconut milk....Yummy!!! So delicious that none of us took a picture.

Theme colour: Green...yes, I am talking about the cake...finally!
THE CAKE: Flowers on this cake are gumpaste Chrysthemum....my first attempt based on books and tutorials shared by generous cake makers online (thanks you all).
CAKE PHOTOS:

 

Conclusion: Fun,fun trip...good company...nice looking cake...a pile of laundry waiting.

SON – 3 ; DAD – 13

 Who wins ???
Actually #3 is the son’s age on 5 May 2011 and #13 is the dad’s birthday …13 May 2011.
Son loves Ben 10…Dad loves soccer…Manchester United in particular.

BEN…2D or 3D?

21 April  2011

Farah: “Ben10 theme cake for my son, kak. Can you make Ben figurine just like the Spiderman?
Me:“ You mean the fat Spiderman? Hah, Hah, Hah…I can try”
Farah:“If you can’t, just make it 2D”     
Me:“ Aaa…ok.”
Guess what? I made the “Ben” but he is cuter than he actually is.
         

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Oh yes …”HAPPY MOTHERS DAY” to all mums wherever you are!

RRR...ROLL THE DICE !!!

6 June 2010

Anyone care for a game of life??? Let's roll the dice and get the game going.

I got the idea by searching the 'net' of course but I don't really remember which particular site it was. Nevertheless,there are lots of great cake ideas out there...thanks to everyone who shares.
This cake was requested for the wedding anniversary of Mazura's parents. The kids...the grandchildren, couldn't wait to get their hands on the 'stuffs' on the cake....I guess that's far more interesting than the cake itself.

             Life is the game that must be played.         
                                            ~Edwin Arlington Robinson