So yesterday was my cousins 25th birthday and as a person who loves to bake I decided to bake her a batch of cupcakes. I also have my little cousins(ages 11-12) staying with me and they decided to help me decorate the cupcake.

My cousin went to OSU and so I decided that the icing should be orange(their colors are black and orange.) She also loves purple and has loved that color ever since I can remember(my grandmother made us t shirts once and hers was purple while mine was pink.) When I created the cupcake my cousin Katelyn told me to add the purple food coloring to get that deep royal purple and after adding a few drops of the food coloring the cupcake batter turned purple. After baking it and cooling it, I then added the orange frosting while Katelyn decorated the cupcake frosting with white pearl sprinkles.
When my cousin walked into the house my brothers sang Happy Birthday to her in a deep monotone voice and she blew out the candle without making a wish (I won't hold that against her because
over-all she's awesome.) Sure, I wanted to be silly so I bought the candle that will always light up after you blow it but then she got sick of it and my brother dipped the candle in frosting. No, not the frosting that was on the cupcake my cousin was eating but another cupcake he considered was the best choice to put the candle out.
Either way my cousin loved her cupcake and enjoyed it. Seeing the bliss on her face made me satisfied. The fact that one tiny cupcake can make a 25 year old go back to her days of loving sweets made me realize that anyone at any age can indulge in sweets.

My cousin went to OSU and so I decided that the icing should be orange(their colors are black and orange.) She also loves purple and has loved that color ever since I can remember(my grandmother made us t shirts once and hers was purple while mine was pink.) When I created the cupcake my cousin Katelyn told me to add the purple food coloring to get that deep royal purple and after adding a few drops of the food coloring the cupcake batter turned purple. After baking it and cooling it, I then added the orange frosting while Katelyn decorated the cupcake frosting with white pearl sprinkles.
When my cousin walked into the house my brothers sang Happy Birthday to her in a deep monotone voice and she blew out the candle without making a wish (I won't hold that against her because
Either way my cousin loved her cupcake and enjoyed it. Seeing the bliss on her face made me satisfied. The fact that one tiny cupcake can make a 25 year old go back to her days of loving sweets made me realize that anyone at any age can indulge in sweets.

