Through my work at NCaeyc I have met the most wonderful people, including our Association President, Eva. She's someone who I've admired from afar for many years, and I couldn't be more fortunate to have met her, worked with her, and now count her among my friends.
We had a Board of Director's meeting last weekend, and when I offered to bring something to contribute to the lunch potluck, she asked for cake pops. It was kind of a joke - she sees my blog and my Facebook page and I think once I had Lorie (my amazing boss at NCaeyc) sneak Eva a cake pop into a BoD meeting several months ago.
Since all of my stuff was still out (sprawled all over our dining room table) and I am so inspired by Pinterest, I decided that SURE I would LOVE to make cake pops for Eva.
If you're living under a rock, you probably haven't heard about the constitutional amendment that passed in North Carolina earlier this month. It is incredibly devastating and heart-wrenching, and Eva and I both worked hard to fight it. In her honor, I made rainbow cake pops, but honestly, I don't think they turned out quite the way I was hoping. (Do they ever?)
Cake pops are HARD work. I do NOT charge enough for them, I am sure of that (and these were free) but I really, really enjoy the process. I hope to continue to get better at making them smooth, with no cracks, as I continue to develop my skills.
I guess I have this rainbow backwards, don't I?
I made these at night and left before 7:00 AM so I really didn't have any great light to use for photographing these, so I am really disappointed in the photo results.
Per usual, these photograph so much nicer when they are upside down!
sweet lovely and thoughtful
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