unsure what to do after receiving such news and being on the other side of the continent i surprised myself by gushing to a few students about it before going back to work finishing my wedding cake. the next day i followed the decorating by making some very puffy puff dough, which i was happy to see come out well. below is a photo of some pinwheels i made with it. i haven't taken pictures of my cake yet, but will make sure to snap a few next week.

before all this i did some venturing around town shopping and snacking. i found some great flashcards. a few of which i just had to include in this photo due to there subject matter. also in the photo is a fine metal sheave, which i've been searching for a bargain on and finally found at a restaurant supply store downtown. it shook me to see what it would cost to stock a kitchen with new supplies from scratch. this sticker sock didn't stop me though from spending more money on some delicious chocolate from sahagun. a quaint little shop off burnside, which has created along with there other delicacies an anti-chocolate bar called kapow made entirely of coffee beans. solid coffee! sounds like nasa might come knocking at their door. i can't wait to go back and try some hot chocolate. i'm sure there are still a few cold days left in portland to make that happen.

Where did you find those flash cards--every chef/baker/cook/ needs those! Well, at least I do... :)
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