Birthday cakes it turns out become more difficult to light
the older you get. This is especially true
if novelty candles are involved.
It took too people and a great deal of melted wax…but finally
the candles (well...most of them) were ready to be blown out.
Lesson 1: You have more time to light larger candles. Tiny candles melt to nothing really fast.
Lesson 2: Keep the flash off when fire is involved…it allows
the flame to show up nicely.
Lesson 3: Get ready to get out of the way so you don’t catch
on fire. ;)
Great advice! My husband and I combined turned 100 this year and my mother in law actually had 100 candles on the cake. Talk about tricky lighting...as soon as the last one was lit they sang the fast version of Happy Birthday before the house went up in flames!
ReplyDeletetry being 56 going on 57...that's a REAL "BLAST"
ReplyDeletewe use 1 candle to represent more than 1. like 5 or 10 or 20.
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