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Sugar

I know, I know - where's the money shot? Where's the picture of cake and frosting everywhere? It never happened. That was one of the reasons Jenn made the ice cream cone cupcakes; they don't make much of a mess. Plus they are easier for little kids to hold. Now it's true that there were a few crumbs once it was over, but this shot at the beginning was more interesting. It's Trixie poised to take her first bite of pure sugar.
Photo taken July 31st, 2004.

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Sugar I know, I know - where's the money shot? Where's the picture of cake and frosting everywhere? It never happened. That was one of the reasons Jenn made the ice cream cone cupcakes; they don't make much of a mess. Plus they are easier for little kids to hold. Now it's true that there were a few crumbs once it was over, but this shot at the beginning was more interesting. It's Trixie poised to take her first bite of pure sugar. Photo taken July 31st, 2004.
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