The Story of Karen and the Cake!


Once upon a time, a kind hearted friend named Karen hosted the most wonderful goodbye party for Eowyn and Coco. She ordered a delectable pale pink cake with their names inscribed thereon. When she peeked at the cake, on bringing it home, she noticed that it said 'Farewell Ewoyn and Coco'. As she suspected, her friend Meg wasn't happy about that. The bakery was hours away, and Karen, determined, loving and creative, corrected the spelling herself, beautifully, and here 'tis!!!!!! Thank you dear Karen!!!!! Remember Galadriel is eternally blowing you kisses from me!!!!!

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