28. January 2010 by admin.

I love it when I’m given things that are homemade. I don’t care what they are. Baked goods (especially cupcakes) or random craft bits or cards. Anything, really. It makes me feel super special and important to know that someone spent a lot of time to make something just for me.

As a belated birthday gift, Nikita made me a cupcake mini-scrapbook.

She put together each page with paper, stickers, and other embellishments she had bought.

and the outcome was this precious scrapbook!

I love how the heart on this one has little “Tottenkophs” on them
See? Told you. Mini-avatars!

I had to laugh at this. We don’t know why we find Kristin Wigg in the Gilly skit (SNL) so funny. But we do. <3

and the back cover was just  too way cute! Yes, I know thinking two girls in front of a pile of skulls as cute may be a teensy bit disturbing…
But it’s us! She *has* to be the one on the right and I’m on the left (you can tell by the skull bow)

Anyways. I just had to share this with you all because I was so happy to get it and thought it was hella cute.

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25. January 2010 by admin.

Hello everyone. My name is Totten and I’m addicted to cupcakes.

Like. I’m not even joking.  I’m addicted.  So, in order for me not to feel so ashamed of my addiction, I decided to gather a bunch of girls this past Saturday for a Frostitution Party. As an early birthday gift, Nikita (from here on in referred to as “my dealer”) got me a cupcake maker. You scoop the batter into five little holes in the machine, close the lid, and voila! In five minutes, you have small, cute cupcakes. Anyways, back to the party! We had eight girls come over that day. Poor Alex had to run for the hills to Fry’s in order to escape the estrogen.  Smart boy.

   Here’s a shot of the mini cupcakes with neon colored frosting surrounding it.

  At one point, Octal started talking about Ireland and the IRA, so I made a little Ireland flag cupcake to show my support of motherland.

My dealer. She wasn’t fond of the idea of evidence of her being at the scene. I was surprised she let me get away with the picture.

I was also surprised that there weren’t any fights during the party. Usually when you get 8 girls together, there’s snipping. But everyone waited their turn to talk (more or less). Eventually, 6 o’clock rolled around and the boys (Alex, Tom, and Jon) got back to the house and the party dissolved.

Kind of. What actually happened is that the guys got back to the house and then started eating the leftover cupcakes and icing. Overall, it was definite win.

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