


Bon voyage, mon amour! Je t'aime toujours!
J'ai fabriqué cette gateau pour Norah. C'etait chocolat!
My French kind of stinks these days. I hardly ever use it. But Canada is bilingual, everyone. Je suis bilingue!! We study French in school! I could order poutine in Montreal at least. And I was able to order breakfast in Belgium, and ask for the leftovers to go... although the response I got from the server when I asked in a round-about way in my weird French about taking my leftovers was: "Oh, you mean doggy bag?"
Question to my international blog reader friends:
What do other people in other countries call "leftovers" or "to-go" or "doggy bags"??
On a cakey note, yes, I made this Bon Voyage cake for Norah for her friend Eman. I modeled the cake board and flag after the adorable stripes on an "airmail" envelope. I love stripes! That plane is headed East to Montreal, Quebec!!
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