Chelsea was at Courtney's birthday party with this cake. She didn't say that Courtney's parents had something to tell her about her actual birthday, but maybe the cake decorators thought so.
Ha this is great! Sometimes I think people put in these "unnecessary" quotes just to fill white space...which is annoying (yet hilarious!) because they have no clue when to really use them. Thank goodness for this blog! I love it so much.
Yeah, I'm going to interpret this one a bit differently: the quotation marks are implying that the "Happy Birthday" is spoken, and "Courtney" is a signature. :D
I agree with some of the other comments that this cake doesn't belong on the blog. It's easy to imagine "Happy Birthday" being a quotation. The only error is the lower-case c.
Actually, I think the quotation marks are fine, but I wonder why Courtney is wishing herself a happy birthday.
ReplyDeleteHa this is great! Sometimes I think people put in these "unnecessary" quotes just to fill white space...which is annoying (yet hilarious!) because they have no clue when to really use them. Thank goodness for this blog! I love it so much.
ReplyDeleteYou should forward this one to www.cakewrecks.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteFor once the quotation marks don't bother me. The chocolatey goodness of the cake does, though.
ReplyDeleteAnd why is "courtney" in lowercase? What an ironic lack of respect.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'm going to interpret this one a bit differently: the quotation marks are implying that the "Happy Birthday" is spoken, and "Courtney" is a signature. :D
ReplyDeleteI agree with some of the other comments that this cake doesn't belong on the blog. It's easy to imagine "Happy Birthday" being a quotation. The only error is the lower-case c.
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