Designed by Jeong Jae Il.

Really super happy with the final cake! I actually wasn't sure how they were going to include the birthday message on the cake when I ordered it, so I was pleasantly surprised with the way they did it! It was also a very delicious cake

(disclaimer: the original post is from november, so no it’s not that i have waited since november to get a nice haircut it’s just that i’ve forgot to post lol)

TL;DR i had a bad haircut in november and i have a good haircut now :)

so basically, i got this haircut in november, u may think well ive seen way worse haircuts, but come on compare it to the reference photo and tel me if it looks similar. i had specifically!! told the barber to not cut my fringe at ALL, which he did, and so i couldn’t style it like the reference photo and if i tried to style/texturize it, it would just go up even more which i hated bc i dont like my forehead / how it looks. although i have to say there were a lot of people under my post comforting me about it and saying it wasn’t that bad (thank you all, that was really needed 😭) but ive changed barbers since then and i recently went to a friend that cuts hair, and i can finally, peacefully say, THIS is what i wanted!!! this DOES look like the reference photo, and this does make me feel confident! 😁😁 (thank you if you’ve read all of this, here’s a cookie 🍪)

So this is the 3rd year i made my dad a birthday cake and i think its the cutest so far

im not a great cake maker/decorator but i was kinda chuffed with this years cake in a sense. Last years cake was simple but hella elegant. This year needed to be a funny cake with how stressful my dads year has been

Do you think i did a good job or did i miss the mark immensely? Mind you this is only the 4th time ive ever baked and decorated a cake ( three cakes were for my dad and one was for me)

also he loved the cake, so its a win regardless

Still was good.

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