Posts by Carol Wright4
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rowdycobra3 said:Could someone point me toward a decent bakery in NYC? We’re looking for some pastries, and we definitely need a cake as well...
www.sweet-secret.com 🙂
www.tosca.comwww.millennium-bakery.comwww.vincek-sweets.comwww.horak-pastries.com
feralmoose32 said:I honestly haven't the slightest clue... though it’s likely just as basic as our own little 🤷
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The price for that cake with the fountain on page 131 is $833 🙂
Here’s a look at some cakes I’ve made 
My folks were dead set on a cake exactly like this one, complete with a fountain right in the middle
Jose Foster38 I can't speak for Savannah, but I do know that Ms. Horvat over at www.slatka-tajna.com delivers cakes and pastries all the way out there.
Check out one of her cakes—bottom layer is Black Forest, while the top two are walnut and parfait, custom-made. And yeah, those flowers on top are actually fresh.
velvetpuma61 said:Ugh, honestly... two of those wouldn't even scratch the surface for me! I’m looking at a mountain of about 400 cookies over here—it's going to be a massive baking marathon! And between you and me? I might have already placed a little secret order of my own just to keep my sanity!
That cake is way too small for a crowd of 400. We used ours more for decor than anything, so it didn't actually go far.
But 400 guests? That’s going to be one hell of a party. Send over some photos after the wedding!
Yeah, they polished it off completely. Honestly, there were quite a few of us constantly hunting down seconds throughout the night! 🙂
The wedding had about 130 people in attendance.
http://img361.imageshack.us/img361/5548/r011001mc2.jpghttp://img370.imageshack.us/img370/2803/r011002gk7.jpgMy sister ordered this chocolate fountain cake from a little spot called sweet secret over in Upper Stupnik from Stephanie Horvat. It’s decked out with fresh roses—the whole bottom layer was Black Forest, and the top two were walnut and chocolate.
Lawrence Ramirez3 said:So, what's your commission or percentage on this? How much are they paying you to run an ad like that?
WHAT AD? I'm not out here working for anyone; I just started using Tianshi supplements.
Hey everyone,
So, I started using Tianshi supplements about two weeks ago. Their routine for psoriasis is broken down into three stages—basically three different sets of products. Right now, I’m just working through the first group. Honestly? I can already feel things improving. That unbearable peeling is finally backing off and my skin is looking better, but I’m nowhere near finished yet. I'm sticking with it...
Check it out here: www.tianshi.savjeti.com
My cousin mentioned seeing some dermatologist featured on an open television in shows called "embrace of beauty" who’s apparently killing it at treating psoriasis. She claims you see actual results within two weeks. She thinks it was some private skin clinic over in downtown Los Angeles, but she doesn't have the specifics.
About six months back, I heard a similar story about a dermatologist who used to run a practice down by the market in a neighborhood similar to San Francisco, but supposedly moved to a consulting office over near 52 Draškovićev or maybe 54. I tried searching Google but nothing is popping up with those details, and I don't even have a name. I even checked with the local market management, and they have no record of a dermatology office ever being there. Maybe it went under a different name?
It might be the same person. If anyone has any leads on this, please let me know! Thnx!
Someone actually told me that psoriasis is triggered by a few things, specifically this idea of a "separation conflict"—basically, being torn away from something. They said once you realize what that trigger was and deal with it internally, you're set. According to them, the psoriasis should clear up within nine months of hitting that realization.
So, quick question for everyone here!
Have any of you dealt with a major separation? Like moving to a different city, losing touch with someone close, or walking away from something you truly loved? Something that was hard to swallow, or maybe something you subconsciously just couldn't let go of?
I honestly JUST WANT TO KNOW HOW MUCH TRUTH THERE IS TO THIS. 🙄
If there’s any weight to this theory, then everyone dealing with psoriasis really ought to look into their own past.
I know someone who had a brutal time leaving their home country to move here to the States, and they haven't had a single flare-up since. 🤷
So, I’ve been dealing with psoriasis on my back, legs, arms, and scalp. For the last three weeks, I’ve been sipping on this kombucha mushroom "tonic," and honestly, the psoriasis is starting to recede—slowly but surely disappearing. The scaling is gone, though it's still pretty red and incredibly itchy, which is a change since I haven't dealt with itching until now. Apparently, that itch is just a sign that things are healing up. If you're interested, give it a shot. You can look up the details on the mushroom online. 🙂