That’s a lie. Sometimes they do – like when their big girl moves out of state with her husband to start a new phase of their lives together.
My baby girl Laila and her husband Roy are moving down to the Virginia Beach area tomorrow so Roy can start his new job as a doctor (I’m so proud of him) at a hospital down there. Don’t they look wonderful and happy?
Roy’s family invited us out to a barbeque in Long Island yesterday to say farewell them. His mom Dottie cooked up a storm – incredibly delicious food that I ate waaay too much of!
I, of course, had to make a cake. It’s what I do.
That is a LOT of buttercream. Underneath it all is a dark chocolate cake filled with alternating layers of chocolate ganache and kirsch-soaked fresh cherries. I must say that it was very yummy, and very rich.
Roy’s sister Morgan made some beautiful (and very delicious) cupcakes. I confess that I was so full that I only tasted the little ones on the right – yummy little high-hats topped with marshmallow creme under chocolate coating. Well done, Morgan!
Anyhow, as I write this they are probably tossing things willy-nilly into cartons at the last minute before the truck comes at noon to pack up their lives and head down to VA first thing in the morning. And I’m sitting here with tears running down my face because I just realized that I never got a picture of us together yesterday. I know they’ll be back for visits, and I’ll go down there to visit, and it’s not forever, and all that stuff that people say, but still…
3 comments:
I knew you would have pictures of that spectacular AND delicious cake you made......if I know Laila and Roy, which I do...lol..., they will be back sooner than later...but I know it's still not the same as having them here in NY :(
Hi from Australia!
That cake is amazing! How do you get that buttercream into the swirly flowers? It's just like the ribbon I just received from the US. Gorgeous.
gorgeous cake!! I miss tasting your creations!
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