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@Phoenix_Rising I used your giant carrot to make carrot cake! Now can we eat dessert? I've already started eating @Former-Member brownies and @Zoe7 dessert 
And don't worry @Kurra, vitual food, doesn't ruin your apeptite. You can eat as much as you like - that's what I do anyway?
To answer your question, @Phoenix_Rising, yes you can post videos, they're checked by us mods just like posts, but I think the may come up quicker.
@Shaz51 a family reunion, that's a huge event! What are you going to do over the weekend with the fam? I imagine there might be lots of food prep.
What's everyone doing this weekend? I'm am going to chill out, and relax. Can't wait!
I got a few things going right now, so might need to step out of the feast, but will be back soonish.
@Former-Member Well apparently dessert for me is cookies, brownies and the raspberry...er...thingys that @Zoe7 has managed to whip up. Phew, it's a good thing I brought my giant carrot to balance the pizza, garlic bread and desserts that others brought. Well done me for eating such a balanced diet. 
@Zoe7 wrote:@Phoenix_Rising ...
@Zoe7 It took me a moment to figure out why you were sending me a chicken...but then I worked it out. I'm no chicken. It's not my fault that dancing shoes don't fit well on my flippers. 
@CherryBomb I am super impressed by your creativity in using my giant carrot to make carrot cake. I am wondering though how you turned my one big carrot into all those little carrots on top of the cake. The mind boggles...
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