Ice The Cake


Don't worry. I really did use chocolate.
Happy Birthday Karmyn.

Comments

LadyStyx said…
Beautiful picture!
Happy Birthday Karmyn!!
9:16 AM, December 17, 2008
Kim said…
I love that pic. Happy Birthday to Karmyn!
9:22 AM, December 17, 2008
Desert Songbird said…
Beautiful photo, but it makes me cold!

Happy Birthday, Karmyn! (You're a good mom, Pamela, to visit your daughter for her birthday.)
9:57 AM, December 17, 2008
Amanda said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SIS! I LOVE YOU!

Good pic, mom!
11:08 AM, December 17, 2008
Anonymous said…
Beautiful but chilly. Hope you're finding ways to stay warm.
Hugs and blessings,
11:38 AM, December 17, 2008
Anonymous said…
Thank you - At least that icing won't go to my hips.
12:13 PM, December 17, 2008
A Gilmore Girls Fan said…
Beautiful picture. I wish we had enough snow to get little icicles.

Thanks for stopping by my blog, too.

Have a Merry Christmas.
2:03 PM, December 17, 2008
Anonymous said…
B-r-r-r-r !
Your town made the front page of our "Daily Sentinel" today...top place to live in the U.S.
Grand Junction was #12 out of 20.
6:26 PM, December 17, 2008
Anonymous said…
Happy Birthday to Karmyn!
9:20 PM, December 17, 2008
ChrisB said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO KARMYN xxxxx
12:15 AM, December 18, 2008
Peter said…
G'day Pamela and Karmyn, happy birthday to one and thank you for your support for Vicki and the rest of us it is much appreciated.
1:39 AM, December 18, 2008
kitten said…
LOL! Very Cute! Happy Birthday Karmyn!
1:55 AM, December 18, 2008
DesLily said…
wow, great pic!

Happy b'day Karymn!
thru the lips and straight to the hips.. yep I get it! oh boy do i ever!
3:52 AM, December 18, 2008
Far Side of Fifty said…
Hey Pamela, great ICING..the no fuss natural kind! Happy Bithday to Karmyn! Pamala are you going to join us in the Altered Books Round Robin? I hope so! I have no idea what I will do yet but something artsy! Email Lisa today!! :)
4:39 PM, December 18, 2008
Anonymous said…
Happy Birthday Karmyn, I hope you had a great day.
1:04 PM, December 20, 2008
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