I didn’t mind at all!
If we can’t laugh at each other then the world would be a sad place!
Don’t forget, us Brits invented the sense of humour!
Ssee, I can read and write in British. Just ad unnecessary letters and pronounce American words in a confusing way, and you have British.
Now, excuse me, I need to put my flat tyre into the boot, and have it repaired. I hope they don't scratch my aluminium wheel. I should probably fill the tank with petrol while I am out. One trip, and Bob's your uncle.
CD
PS: I drive a MINI CooperS -- in Texas.
Wow! Casey ! That is some mighty impressive British lingo y’all!
I'm from an area called the Ottawa Valley..very rural and has deep Scottish and Irish influence..combine that with Canadian sensibilities (or in sensibilities) and you get quite a bit of slang that nobody outside our region understands..Kind of like the Yorkshire of Canada..
she loved it by the way. No one had ever made a cake for her before so she didn't mind it being a bit childish and rough around the edges!
How did the cake taste?
I've made a new recipe make a few notes about how successful the cake was. Did it taste great? was it hard to make? Is it worth trying again or is it time to move on to another recipe.. etc.
I am the cake baker at my house... I love cake - not the icing but the actual cake. Good cake is delicious and getting scarce these days.
Your cake looks great - it's fun and there will never be another exactly like it. Best of all you took the time to bake it just for her. Nice - thoughtful.
