The Top 12 Cakes To Bring To Your Family Reunion

The Top 12 Cakes to Bring To Your Family Reunion:
(Assuming your family has an excellent sense of humor.)
(Or you just don't like them.)
With this many grammar errors, you can always blame it on your younger cousins.
Make sure you insist everyone sing to him, too.
Works best if your last name is Trumpet. Or if you have a bunch of sentient squabbling horns around.
(No, I don't know the back story. Feel free to imagine your own.)
And this one works best if you there are either a bunch of teenage girls in your family, or none at all.
("Anybody want a peanut?")
I *think* this was supposed to say "Lordy Lordy, look who's forty." I like the vaguely ominous portent-of-death vibe, though. And, hey, conversation starter!
Because a little honesty can go a long way... towards getting everyone to leave early so you can go back to playing LEGO: Harry Potter.
Mom always said to be positive. Or possibly "possitive."
Serve with copious amounts of alcohol. Then:
... set this one out while no one's looking, sit back, and watch the accusations fly.
This is another one I don't have a back story on, but I like to imagine it was ordered by that Debbie Downer relative who's always going on about "kids these days" and how "we'll all belong to China in a few more years - just you watch."
Also, yes, that relative might be me. WHAT.
And finally:
WAY TO GET MY HOPES UP, BAKERS.
Reader Comments (14)
"Trumpets: Stop Arguing!" -- I'm guessing that an orchestra director or conductor is trying to get the brass section to play better together.
You kind of missed the angle on the "Trumpets" cake. It's obviously directed at members of the brass section of a band or orchestra. And the trumpet players are bickering.
Ummm... is every one just ignoring the obvious "Trumpet" explanation? Trump-et? You know, as in arguing about Trump? Or, are we skirting the issue and pretending we don't "get" it? Online is so hard to gauge these things....
It looks like "Grumpets" to me-either a family name, or I'm guessing a nickname for the grumpy teens in a family. I'm going to start using it when my teen is being obnoxious!
Trumpettes, maybe?
As a trumpet player I can say that Anna T and Joel absolutely have it right. Trumpet players are hot-headed, egotists and do not get along well with one another. ^_^
The characters on cake #8 are Hoops & Yoyo (from Hallmark). The sentiment on the cake is pretty much in line with their typical banter.
I saw Grumpets, too. I think it should be a general name for people who bicker all the time. In my mom's day they were called the Bickersons. I like Grumpets better!
@Lisa,the last few weeks CW has been re posting stuff from 2013,so that cake is from way back,I dont think people have been arguing about Trump back then..well..not so much anyway:)
I thought I saw Strumpets stop arguing but maybe I am just needing new glasses lol. That would take explaining at a family reunion lol.
At first I thought it was Strumpets! Those strumpets - always arguing!
Someone has to have the last word...
"I swear that's cornets playing in that song"
"No, it's trumpets."
"Nah, it's a bugle."
"Cornets!"
<Cake delivery>
<Argument over, because nobody's talking anymore, just eating cake>
"Someware" -- not quite as bad as finding malware on your computer.
So many vowels together in reuion! hurt me brain for a bit there!