For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for April 18, 2013

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    Templo S.U.D.  over 11 years ago

    Well, the wish came true, did it not?

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    locuravamp  over 11 years ago

    This reminds me of my youth. we were always VERY CAREFUL about which pieces we got.

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    gobblingup Premium Member over 11 years ago

    Blech!! Thanks, but I think I’ll just have some ice cream.

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    Daniel Aplet  over 11 years ago

    she just made sure the cake will not be a dry cake

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    Bman73  over 11 years ago

    @templo SUD, i don’t understand your comment.

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    Can't Sleep  over 11 years ago

    You just scrape off a little of the frosting with the jell-o spots and…

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    goweeder  over 11 years ago

    " …..tradition of blowing out candles. Perhaps heat from the flame sears the bacteria! Anyone know if a study has been done?"………………………………………………...The only study I know of has been in my head and my conclusions are that it’s stupid to blow your germs on everyone’s piece of the cake. Stupid, stupid, stupid.

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    alondra  over 11 years ago

    Why was she even standing that close? When I was a kid NO ONE blew out the candles except the birthday person, and the cake was in front of him or her while everyone else stood back and watched.

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    sjsczurek  over 11 years ago

    I’ve never known anyone to spray saliva on a cake by blowing out the candles. And at every birthday party I’ve been to through childhood and beyond, I’ve never known anyone to get sick from eating cake that had candles on it that were blown out.You do not razz, you exhale. It’s very simple.

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    Gretchen's Mom  over 11 years ago

    Eeeewwwwwww!!!!!!!!!! :-PI think I’ll skip the cake and just have the ice cream instead!!!!!

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    meowlin  over 11 years ago

    Or use one ofthese

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    hippogriff  over 11 years ago

    IGoPogo4: Oh goody! I have at least one more year! We stopped the one candle per year in my upper 20s. We got all the candles lit, but it produced a miniature firestorm, with the outer candles’ flames tilted inward and flames in the middle about six inches high. Spectacular!

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    twinsoniclab  over 11 years ago

    Too bad he had to share blowing out the candles. On her birthday she gets to do it, this was Michael’s day. There are some things and events that just shouldn’t be shared. When my kids were little and they got a new toy or gift, I didn’t make them share just then.

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    Asharah  over 11 years ago

    In my family, the kids usually lick the frosting off the candles afterwards. But don’t worry, we wash them before reusing them. I think we do. Oh well, as long as we keep the germs in the same family……

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    barister  over 11 years ago

    I’d be mad as hell.

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    loves raising duncan  over 11 years ago

    Yuck

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    drbemore1  over 11 years ago

    @NightGauntI doubt anybody’d want to compromise their share of the frosting!

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