Today, Eammon and his office mates are celebrating the 200th Anniversary of Trafalgar Day with a Limey (OK... it's lemon) cake that I made, to look like a British White Ensign. So no calling in with complaints of Scurvy.Trafalgar Day is the celebration of the victory won by Admiral Horatio Nelson's British fleet, over the combined French and Spanish fleet, at the Battle of Trafalgar on October 21, 1805.
Kikalee & Julie, I added all those links especially for you, because I know you love them and can't stop yourselves from clicking on each and every one!
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Awesome decorating job Lisa!
ReplyDelete(And you are just too funny - all those links crack me up!)
Too cool! So is this like some real English holiday? If it is, I wonder how the French feel about it? LOL!
ReplyDeleteOh deah your wee cake is just brilliant! =)
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, I love the links! And I am always in awe of your references. I learn so much.
ReplyDeleteAnd you are mult-talented with your cake decorating. My birthday is in January and I would like a Phantom of the Opera cake please. ; )
Wow, highly impressed with the decorating. The lines are straight, how'd you do that?
ReplyDeleteLove the cake! We lived in England for years and don't recall Trafalgar day.... I do recall bank holidays and Boxing day though! :)
ReplyDelete- Lisa :)
cool cake :)
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