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Nathan Cox25 said:How many people are we talking about?
We took 20kg for the ballroom—roughly 140 guests—* $25 / kg
Everyone will probably grab some extra to take home, but hey, if they want to pay, let them. We didn't want them hauling the dessert trays out of the hall ourselves.
Mind you, we hand-picked the selection—everything from creamy fillings to dry sponge combos. There’ll be a little bit of everything on every table.
I'm expecting about 120 kg of desserts to arrive around 8:00 PM.$0.00
Daniel Smith8 said:I used them for my wedding, and honestly, I have zero complaints. Great value for the money, delicious desserts, they showed up right on schedule, and we didn't even pay until after the reception was over. Highly recommend 👍
Thanks so much—I'll touch base on Monday once I've had a chance to settle in and share my thoughts. 🙂
I wanted to get your thoughts—I heard that the Musk bakery out in the suburbs of Sacramento makes some pretty great pastries. Their price is around $22/lb (which is actually a steal compared to what I pay back on Manhattan. Over here, they go for 85-$30/lb 😲 😱)
I’m planning to head over there this Monday to give them a shot, so I'd love to hear if any of you have tried them before...
I actually stumbled upon this great little site for cupcakes—they're based out of San Francisco. You can even download their full product catalog if you want to browse. Here’s the link:
wearyskipper19 said:Can someone please help me out here...🙂🙂 🙂 I honestly don't understand anything when it comes to tights...😵 I need some brown ones, but nothing shiny—or at least nothing too glossy—to wear with a short dress for a wedding. Plleeeease, if any of you know of any specific brands, models, or even just the right shade to look for, let me know... thanks a lot!🙏
I suspect you’ll find more help on this thread than over there. 🙂
I wanted to ask you all—how do you ladies actually pull off wearing thigh-high stockings? I have this black pair from a Small town, USA boutique, and honestly, I’m at a total loss for how to style them. It feels a little silly to layer them over sheer tights when it's freezing outside... Do you have any ideas?
Dennis Miller26 said:Greetings. Does anyone happen to know where I might purchase a Harley Davidson t-shirt? Just a standard black one—simple, featuring nothing but their logo.
Or perhaps, is there somewhere one could have one printed?
Take a look here... this might be what you're after...
http://www.tockakom.com/t-shirt
Peter Phillips32 said:Calf Stretching (from the American Physical Therapy Association)
Focus: target the calf muscles
Breathing: sync your breath with the movement
Repetitions: 5 reps per side
Instructions: Stand with your feet slightly apart, toes pointed outward. Place your hands on your hips.
As you exhale, lift your left heel and shift your weight onto the ball of your left foot—you’ll want to take almost all the pressure off your right leg. You should really feel that stretch through your calf muscle.
Inhale as you bring your heel back down to center.
Repeat this 5 times on the left, then 5 times on the right.
Relax your arms and return to your starting position.
Benefits:
Strengthens the muscles in your feet and lower legs, while improving balance and body awareness regarding how your weight is distributed. It also helps prevent varicose veins and boosts circulation in the legs.
So, get moving!🙂
Oh, wow!!! I love this...👍 I'm definitely going to start working on these exercises.
Thanks for all the advice everyone... For now, I think I'll start by soaking my feet in some warm water and just see if that helps at all...
I’ve been digging through the forums, but I haven't found much specifically addressing this issue...
So, here's the deal—as soon as the weather starts turning cold, my feet go absolutely freezing the second I lie down. I know I shouldn't soak them in hot water because of the risk of dilating my veins. In the past, I used to try a little trick—about 15 minutes before heading to the couch or getting into bed, I’d hop on the elliptical just to get my circulation moving. It helps, sure, but the moment I actually settle in, they're cold again. I'm at a bit of a loss. And please, don't give me that old advice about how my circulation will magically fix itself once I have kids—I’m still young! 🙂 For those of you who deal with ice-cold feet, how do you actually manage to warm them up??😢
