April 01, 2005
car conversation

Darrett and I took Val out to a belated birthday dinner. Matt (who couldn't join us) and I gave her a gamecube video game and Darrett got her an anime DVD, although Darrett and I think that the perfect gift for Val would be an Orlando Bloom look alike who is interested in manga and/or anime. In the car, after dropping off Val, we started drafting cheesy ISO ads, but I think our search for Orlando will have go second on our list of perfect gift for friends right after our idea for Chad's day planner: Chad and his ladies.

I also told Darrett about the conversation Matt and I had when he dropped me off to meet them:

Matt: Do you want a cake maker?
Me: Um. Isn't that called an oven?
Matt: No. A special cake maker.
Me: Uh... (thinking special cake maker?)

Matt went on enthusiastically about a commercial he saw where you can make cakes filled with different things (ice cream, jello, different flavors of cake) in the center and I realize that I've also seen this commercial and I know what he is talking about. The Betty Crocker Bake 'n Fill. Darrett started laughing mid-story not only because he knew exactly what Matt meant, but because he couldn't believe that I made the oven remark and wanted to know how Matt reacted to it. He didn’t miss a beat.

Apparently my husband wants special cakes and I shall bake them for him. After Darrett told me I should make the baseball cake first, he said, “I’m guessing these are coming out of a box.” They sure are.

Posted by jennifer at April 01, 2005 11:27 PM
Comments
Who hasn't wanted the Betty Crocker Bake 'n Fill? It's the "Easy Bake Oven" of the future to make special cakes. Don't go wild and crazy and Marthaesque on us. Posted by: Darrett on April 2, 2005 7:21 AM
The other day that commercial was on. I wasn't listening closely, but when they said the product name I snapped to attention and goggled at the TV. Oh, Bake 'n Fill! I had thought that they'd said Bacon Fill and was envisioning a cake with a solid bacon core. Hey, it could happen. You never know. Posted by: Eric on May 5, 2005 1:00 AM
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