Retirement Cake - What To Write On It??

Decorating By dsimkovic Updated 9 Dec 2008 , 3:48pm by auntiecake

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dsimkovic Posted 9 Dec 2008 , 4:49am
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It's almost midnight. The cake is due tomorrow..it's for a retiring senator...I don't know him personally. My husband's boss requested this cake. What do I write on it?? (I know, I should have asked what she wanted it to say)

She said she wanted a banner on it. I made the banner and now I'm looking at it, through bleary eyes, wondering what it's supposed to say.

Is "Best Wishes" appropriate?
(she's very flexible so she'll be ok with whatever I write, within reason)
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all4cake Posted 9 Dec 2008 , 5:08am
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good riddance!

the party is over. we're still of good cheer. don't spoil the moment. get your arse outta here!

I'm only kidding(although, I do like the second one...I'll have to keep that one)

best wishes and underneat dat we'll miss you(j/k again)

I'd wait and call her in the morning.

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idgalpal Posted 9 Dec 2008 , 5:31am
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Senator ______ has left the building


My best friend's sister had pencils made up with this on it. I thought it was so clever.

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pippilotta Posted 9 Dec 2008 , 10:36am
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On my last retirement cake I wrote

Carpe diem...
That's latin and means in english "Seize the day" - a good advice for retired persons in my opinion...

The cake is in my pics...

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auntiecake Posted 9 Dec 2008 , 3:48pm
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Happy Retirement is always appropriate. Senator...... left the building is cute if the client approves it. Good Luck and Happy Holidays

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