and even when your special chocolate cupcake melts in the car,
you just stick the candles in sideways,
light them up,
and blow them out.
and you sing in celebration.
and you rename it a molten hot lava cupcake.
and you can then eat that volcanic overflow with a spoon and a smile.
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Lovely 🙂 so very Lovely 🙂
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thanks, morgan )
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Molten Lava Hot Chocolate Cupcake goes well with celebrating. 🙂
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so true, chatter )
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Adorable!
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thanks, roy )
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What a wonderful celebration cake, love it and your post 🙂 x
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thanks, jen. celebration ‘pool of lava’ )
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This is fab! I know I would have binned it but I shall be inspired to think again now Beth. 🙂
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ah, never be too quick to ‘bin’, jade, you never know what you might be missing )
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I love the quote, the beautiful photo, and the sentiment you expressed. Happy Belated Mother’s Day, Beth.
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thank you and to you too, bec)
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The grands remind you that happy times are to be found after just a slight adjustment of the original plan! Such a wonderful thought, photo and celebration, Beth. Thanks for sharing the moment.
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this is so true, mark. and my pleasure )
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Ha! The little girl appears to be seriously considerating this redefinition of the cupcake. She doesn’t seem quite sure that this whole process is legit. Thanks for the great photo/post Beth!
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paul, that’s my granddaughter, and she is the more skeptical of the duo, by her nature, my grandson jumps right into everything without a hint of fear. )
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Delicious! I always think chocolate tastes even better melted. 😀
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me too, anna )
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Never throw chocolate away. That’s a law! Shape is insignificant to taste. Kids know that. I know that. And I’ve eaten a few weird and wonderful melted delights. 🙂 x
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and i am never one to break the law, scottish. )
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Now that is making lemonade out of lemons! It is all about the attitude! And the lesson! Here’s to one GREAT teacher!
xoxo
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right on, keri. and thanks )
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Mmmmm, reminds me of the time I accidentally left a mini chocolate bar in my car’s armrest until I finally noticed it had melted………. a couple years later.
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so funny, evil squirrel )
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I could use some hot chocolate lava right now. 🙂
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me too, andra )
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That’s really the only way my kids and I eat chocolate. 🙂
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and i totally support that, julie )
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I love this. And it’s true, children are not critical by nature, and they enjoy using their imaginations. Many years ago, I tried to make a multi layered, many colored jello dessert. We decided to call it Mommy’s special jello soup. I displayed the cookbook’s photo so everyone could see what it was supposed to look like.
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oh, love the jello story and you are so right about children not begin critical, sk )
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The slices of wedding cake my love and I had left over, taken out of the freezer, we accidentally over-microwaved. It too melted into a puddle of cake with a frosting top, which, was wonderful itself.
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oh, that is wonderful, indeed )
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Never EVER throw away chocolate. 🙂 What a great post! I love the sideways candles. There is always something to celebrate if we can see past the lava. 🙂
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i agree and that is very true )
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semantics! and perception. A wonderful example of turning the notions upside down (cake)…:)
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hahahaha )
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it’s wonderful and thanks for the invite. i am a flower lover )
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thank you very much dear 🙂
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🙂 🙂
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Wonderful how you show that positive spins and perspectives make if all so much fun! Kids are always so happy, no matter how things go! Candles and a spoon to eat the hot lava chocolate cake, Yummy! People pay ‘big bucks’ for these sort of cakes! Smiles and happy birthday to the little one!
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i love to show how things first perceived as negative, can easily be turned into a positive with a just a little adjustment )
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Mishaps can make excellent childhood memories, all depends on how you handle them. Looks like a delicious opportunity to lick your fingers 🙂
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absolutely true )
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Wonderful Shinto, you are making words dance again.
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it’s all in the dance, isn’t it?
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We’re trying friend, we’re trying
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I agree.Without our children. What would we be? Beautiful photos and a amazing poem.
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yes, john, and thank you very much )
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I love your post! Thanks for the smile……
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thank you so much, karuna, happy to make you smile )
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