(When you see someone carry one of these, you know it must be cake!)
(This is my fabulous fudge cake for Jessica. I baked it at 12 AM.
I baked a cake for one of my friends today because her birthday is tomorrow. I don't know if it tastes good because I want her to take the first bite. I'm hoping that it is at least edible..
Many students have a tradition of baking a cake or any other sweet treat for a special occasion. Some people bring in plain, undecorated cakes while others choose to add sprinkles, frosting, candy, etc. Of course, we can all go to a supermarket and buy professionally made cakes, but actually taking the time to bake one by yourself shows the receiver how much you care. Rani, my funfetti-buddy, and I have been baking each other funfetti cakes for our birthdays since 7th grade. Last year, I received a funfetti cupcake cake--it was very pretty and delicious. I will post a picture of it later. Even though it is just cake, receiving one makes you feel like the most special person in the world. Sharing it with your friends and getting frosting on each other is also a fun way to celebrate your birthday at school.
---Katie.
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