Checking in...

I'm on a computer now and have a chance to update on this blog. I don't have much to say to all my fellows out there.
I'm in a pretty good mood today. I'm still trying to figure out whether or not that's because I didn't fall into my Neggel Vasser this morning, or if I'm just in a good mood.
Oh, yesterday I got several phone calls from different kids in Hong Kong to wish me Mazal Tov. It was such a pleasure hearing from them again. Wow! I still miss the place so much. It's really crazy.
I was looking at the picture I posted above and it dawned on me the meaning of the bride and groom standing on top of the cake... I'm not happy. You see, the point they want to make is that the bride and groom are settled above everything. That's why they stand them up on the top of the cake.
But... Cakes are yummy. Cakes represent the good things in life, the things in life that we're supposed to be swimming and drowning inside of. We shouldn't be standing high above our great fortunes and yummy experiences. We should be basking inside of them!!
So... Having said that, may I suggest two other options for a wedding cake (possibly to be used by my own wedding. That obviously depends on the other half's decision. jk;)): 1) Make a huge cake. But bake the Chosson and Kallah somewhere inside the yummi'ness. Have all the guests take part in eating the cake and finding the bride and groom enjoying their great party. 2) Put the bride and groom on top of the cake. But make it a 4 month old sugarfree, bittersweet, parve egg cake! The symbolic meaning of such a cake would be that much greater. It would show how the Chosson and Kallah should overcome and be above all the sorts of garbage and kak that they may (hopefully never) encounter together.