St. Patties in Portland

Guinness makes me happy :)

Irish car bombs yucky! Hi Doug!

Jess and I saluting the Green Holiday!

Edward 40 Hands

Ahh, a good college trick. You tape two beers to your hands and laugh! Good luck going to the bathroom :)

I'm a cheater. I just have two normal beers taped on. I also thought I was not in this picture.

My Silly Barbie Birthday Cake

Destroyed a Good Will Barbie to make this cake. Totally worth it! The mold was from a baseball cake mold. It kind of looks like a tiered-dress. Not spectacular but it tasted happy :)

Review: Absolute Icebar in Copenhagen

There was no one in here so we got tons of pictures of us posing :)

Brrrrr!

Nid and Karl's Wedding

And what a gorgeous wedding it was! It took place in Bristol, England. Here is a lovely shot fo the wedding cake. Nid wanted something with fairy stories all over it. You can see the Princess in the Pea on her bed in the foreground and Rapunzel in her castle on the top tier. Very whimsical.

The happy bride and groom!

Picnic in Prospect Park

Ah, the quinessential NY picnic. A must do for anyone! Here I am drinking Arizona tea in Prospect Park waiting for my friends to fire up the grill.

The grill master himself. This is Mike. Mike is married to my friend Vicki (pictured below). Grilling on top of a picnic table is the only way to go.

We stayed in the park for hours, like true locals should. Here is us messing around with cotton-candy 'staches! So cute.

High Tea in Victoria

My boyfriend Kevin took me out to high tea at The Empress. A very ritzy 4-star hotel in Victoria (in British Columbia, for those of you who don't know your Canada geography). We had an adorable table by the window. We got all gussied up (as you can tell) and had a wonderful date. This is us enjoying our tea and treats. Let's see: finger sandwiches, tarts, creams, fruit, biscuits and much more! Tons of cream for the tea! Fine china. I love to see Kevin's hand gracefully curved around the prim tea cup! I felt like Princess Di!

Wine & Cheese party in Eugene

The festivities began like any other. The cleaning and prepwork. The rule was that everyone had to bring a bottle of wine and a block of cheese to share. We provided the fruit and olives along with more cheese and wine. We had about 8 – 10 people attend. Any more and it would have been a coctail party! 

Low lighting makes for interesting pictures. We enjoyed ourselves so much! Will definitely have to do again!

 

Plenty of cheese and wine for all the attendees! This is a rough picture of our toast!