Cakes

So its Christmas time again and my house is usually filled with the aroma of cake. By the time New Year's comes along, I'm sick of cakes and don't even want to see the mixer. But I must admit love making them and decorating them too. I always love when i get an opportunity to decorate cakes and I rarely get to do Christmas ones so I'll try it out this time. I have tons of pictures of cakes I've done and what I've done with my mother. Sadly I can't access them right now but we do birthdays, parties, anniversaries and weddings too. Call me if you ever need a cake. (This post wasn't really like my other ones, but who doesn't love some good cake right?)

Christmas

So its beginning to look a lot like Christmas. I spent all week long decorating my house and outside with lights, lights and more lights. It took me ironically, 7days, just like God when he created the world, lol. I look at everything when I was done and saw that it was good. I said to myself, WOW! My dad asked me who's going to say WOW! when the light bill comes but that's not what Christmas is about! Its a time for spreading joy and peace. Hopefully people in Belize can realize this. Don't forget to give to the less fortunate as well. I love to give my mother's spare change to the Salvation Army with the people ringing their bells along with their red kettles. So just some food for thought so you don't get lost in all this Christmas hustle and bustle 

Registration -_-

So who hates the registration process? Just about anybody you know who goes to SJCJC. On Monday morning my friends and I got up 5:30 to get to school for 6, you'd think we would be first in line right? Well we weren't, we we like thirty something. People kept on jumping the line and it reached to about 50 people now in front of my friends and I. The when the registrar comes, there's no order and they threaten to cancel registration. Then they let in a few people who weren't even in the correct line. But anyways, that didn't get to me as much as how the administration talked to us. We were treated like children and called hooligans. They should have done registration by department as usual, but nooooo. I must admit I went the next day at the same time again and things were much more orderly. But seriously SJCJC, get it together.