Birthday Cake doesn't match the theme?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What do I think? Why on earth are you talking to her about the birthday cake? And why does she have a opinion on it?

She's a close friend and was curious as to what I'm doing for my child's party this year.

Just do whatever your child and you are comfortable with.

[Anonymous]

first world problems.

[Anonymous]

Listen to your friend. This is completely tacky. Can't believe you even had to ask.

[Anonymous]

Tell your friend that she can have whatever birthday cake she wants for her own birthday.

[Anonymous]

Tell your friend that it is thematic. It's not a ballerina, it's a circus acrobat in a tutu.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This woman is not your friend and should be uninvited.

Come on. Close friends trust you to say what they really think.
Of course childrens' bday cake and decorations can look tacky to adults but it's for the child's benefit not the adults!

[Anonymous]

Oh my gosh I hate your friend. So idiotic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PP a while back - I have been to numerous State dinners and have not attended one where the cake (where there is one) matches the theme. But now I know what I should be complaining about. OP's 'friend' sounds like a total bitch.

Now I want a caked themed along the topic of "Increased Cooperation in NATO."

OP, the cake does match the theme. The theme is "4 year old girl birthday party." The things which match this are "bounce house" and "ballerina cake."

[Anonymous]

This type of thread is the reason I waste so much time on DCUM.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PP a while back - I have been to numerous State dinners and have not attended one where the cake (where there is one) matches the theme. But now I know what I should be complaining about. OP's 'friend' sounds like a total bitch.

Now I want a caked themed along the topic of "Increased Cooperation in NATO."

OP, the cake does match the theme. The theme is "4 year old girl birthday party." The things which match this are "bounce house" and "ballerina cake."

I want this cake even more than I want a bouncy bounce house cupcake cake on springs. Actually what I really want is a bouncy "Increased Cooperation in NATO" cupcake cake on springs -- or would that send a mixed message, possibly leading to hostilities?

[Anonymous]

You should make everything mismatched: ballerina cake. Dora plates. Fairy napkins. Princess favor bags. You will blow her Pinterest-infected mind.

[Anonymous]

Stupid, stupid, stupid! Have any kind of cake your child wants! Find a new friend.

[Anonymous]

On My daughter's 5th birthday she wanted an Easter basket (birthday in Sept.), Superman, and a BIG BLACK cat, not for Halloween, she just loved black cats. Go figure. She was happy and she is in 1st year of college now and still tells me it was her favorite birthday party and cake.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Damn it! Now I want cake.

Soooo craving birthday cake right now

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Uninvite her.

^ This.