Monday, May 24, 2010

When throwing a surprise party....

You may need to go to your Mother's house
to bake a cake on your lunch hour.

Please be aware: 
  • You may not be able to find eggs.  Thus you will have to get back in your car and haul Cooper to the store.  
  • You may have to hunt down the hand mixer.  It will be from 1897.
  • You will have to mix with a silicone whisk, because obviously the beaters would not be in the box of the mixer circa 1934.
  • This will suck.  The whisk will not be strong enough to break the yolk, but don't worry, just keep stirring, eventually it will all not mix.
  • When your Mother does call you back, she will tell you 3 places that the beaters would be, having looked in all those places, you will find them under a stack of hand towels and oven mitts.
  • Make sure the mixer is turned off. If you don't you will jump, the sound of the mixer mixing the stove top is scary.  *whomever used it in 1400 forgot this and just unplugged it*
  • You get to watch TV while the cake bakes! *and play angry birds*
  • You may have to move about 6,000 items around in a freezer to find a place to place said cake.
  • You have to go back to work.

2 comments:

  1. To pull off ONE HELL OF A SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY! I'm positive it was ALL worth it. You kicked some serious cake booty. It was delicious.

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  2. Please note... if you would have actually planned ahead and told your mom you were baking a cake at her house she might have been able to help you avoid all this! And my mixer is not THAT old.. well maybe 20 years or so...

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