Paula had gone inside their house and knew nothing of his idea. After bringing the back the surprise, the mother (who normally is skeptical of any food that doesn't come from her kitchen) could not figure out how to divide the cake. Her son was outside with friends - he got one quarter, but what if he had more friends that had come? She might need to buy another cake. Turns out what she sent out to him got dropped before it was ever eaten. Hopefully the gesture was not totally in vain.
Saturday, May 12, 2007
The Gift that Keeps on Giving
Meet the cake that was a mistake. Marcus thought it would be a good idea to treat our neighbors to something. Paula had gone inside their house and knew nothing of his idea. After bringing the back the surprise, the mother (who normally is skeptical of any food that doesn't come from her kitchen) could not figure out how to divide the cake. Her son was outside with friends - he got one quarter, but what if he had more friends that had come? She might need to buy another cake. Turns out what she sent out to him got dropped before it was ever eaten. Hopefully the gesture was not totally in vain.
Paula had gone inside their house and knew nothing of his idea. After bringing the back the surprise, the mother (who normally is skeptical of any food that doesn't come from her kitchen) could not figure out how to divide the cake. Her son was outside with friends - he got one quarter, but what if he had more friends that had come? She might need to buy another cake. Turns out what she sent out to him got dropped before it was ever eaten. Hopefully the gesture was not totally in vain.
