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| | How to Select a Baker for Your Wedding Cake | | | | | Step 1 Decide what kind of cake you want. You'll have to know how big you want the cake to be, in what style (multiple tiers or not) and what flavor. Step 2 Ask friends and family about bakers that they've used for weddings or other catering services. See what kind of service and product local bakers have offered to people you know. Step 3 Consider the venue of your wedding. Ice cream cakes aren't possible in all settings. Step 4 Contact bakers and ask them if they're able to design and bake the cake of your dreams by the time you need it. If they don't have the ability to make it, you shouldn't waste any more time visiting the bakery. Step 5 Go to cake tastings. This is arguably the best part about choosing the baker. Set aside a day to visit each baker that you are considering and taste some of his or her cake. | |
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The first year I decided to itemize, I wound up realizing that taking the standard deduction actually made a lot more sense. Of course, I was just out of college, made no money, and owned nothing. So that was simple. Depressing, but simple.
I've also spent upwards of two hours searching for a receipt, only to realize that donating to political candidates isn't tax deductible. I wish I could deduct for my time on that one. Maybe chalk it up to a loss?
I got laid off during the First Battle of the Dotcom in 2000, and immediately suffered crushing low self-esteem and started recasting everything that happened to me at my old office in a positive glow. For example, I'd get up in the morning, make coffee, take a sip, and then say to my roommate, "It's just not the same as the free coffee from work."
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