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Conquering Fondant - A Star Wars Birthday Cake
I had never used fondant before, and I was really nervous to try, but I just hadn't found pictures/ideas of any cakes that I thought I could/would want to replicate with frosting. I decided to give it a go, and I'm so glad I did! My daughter was super happy with the cake, and so was I.
Decorating the Cake
As for the cake decorations, I found these two sets of cookie cutters from Williams Sonoma, which were fantastic! I colored my Wilton fondant, rolled it into small balls, and pressed down on the cookie cutters. (Add a little flour to the cutters-it makes it really easy to remove the fondant). I was really happy with the way they turned out!

For The Love of Rome
Almost a year ago now, (yes, I've been VERY remiss in my job as a 'blogger') we took a family side trip to Rome on the way to my husband's home country of Norway. One thing that I've learned about myself over the years is that I LOVE to travel. Ok, I don't love all the details involved in getting ready for a big trip, but I really enjoy seeing different parts of this world and exploring new places, eating local foods, learning local history, and -this is where the photographer in me comes out- walking down EVERY nook and cranny to find awesome photo opportunities. Exploring our country and world is one of the goals that my husband and I have made for our family, and I'm so thankful that we've had the opportunity to travel to some nifty places over the years.Traveling with a Kid
I was a little skeptical about taking our then almost 6 year old on a 5 day tour of Rome. Although she's a good traveler and focuses well - she's 5 - unpredictably comes with the territory and I didn't want to take this once in a lifetime opportunity and then it become a disaster! Thankfully, she LOVED it. Before we left, I downloaded some Rick Steves mp3s on some of the sights we were going to see while there, and she DRANK THAT UP! I think she knew more about the Colosseum than we did after that trip! Thank you Rick Steves! Rome was great to get around if you didn't mind walking or taking public transit, which we didn't. We were literally able to either walk or take public transportation around the entire city, and we could get to almost all of the major attractions on foot. Although our daughter was almost 6, we took a stroller along, which was a LIFESAVER! My mom had one that wasn't as bulky as a jogging stroller, but its wheels were better than your average umbrella stroller. It literally saved us and made our vacation a breeze! No "I can't walk anymore...I'm TOOOOoooooo tired." Nope. We just strolled along on our merry way into ruins that were thousands of years old. This is MY kind of vacation!Photographing Rome
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For The Love of Rome
Almost a year ago now, (yes, I've been VERY remiss in my job as a 'blogger') we took a family side trip to Rome on the way to my husband's home country of Norway. One thing that I've learned about myself over the years is that I LOVE to travel. Ok, I don't love all the details involved in getting ready for a big trip, but I really enjoy seeing different parts of this world and exploring new places, eating local foods, learning local history, and -this is where the photographer in me comes out- walking down EVERY nook and cranny to find awesome photo opportunities. Exploring our country and world is one of the goals that my husband and I have made for our family, and I'm so thankful that we've had the opportunity to travel to some nifty places over the years.Traveling with a Kid
I was a little skeptical about taking our then almost 6 year old on a 5 day tour of Rome. Although she's a good traveler and focuses well - she's 5 - unpredictably comes with the territory and I didn't want to take this once in a lifetime opportunity and then it become a disaster! Thankfully, she LOVED it. Before we left, I downloaded some Rick Steves mp3s on some of the sights we were going to see while there, and she DRANK THAT UP! I think she knew more about the Colosseum than we did after that trip! Thank you Rick Steves! Rome was great to get around if you didn't mind walking or taking public transit, which we didn't. We were literally able to either walk or take public transportation around the entire city, and we could get to almost all of the major attractions on foot. Although our daughter was almost 6, we took a stroller along, which was a LIFESAVER! My mom had one that wasn't as bulky as a jogging stroller, but its wheels were better than your average umbrella stroller. It literally saved us and made our vacation a breeze! No "I can't walk anymore...I'm TOOOOoooooo tired." Nope. We just strolled along on our merry way into ruins that were thousands of years old. This is MY kind of vacation!Photographing Rome
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