Cake cake cake cake

One of my all-time favorite coworkers, Dave, did the sweetest thing. He brought be a cake! Lemonade Cake, to be precise. His wife made it, and I have to say, it smells so good, looks so moist, and promises to be so delicious that I can barely stand it! Here is a picture:

I can't wait to start eating it, but I am trying to make myself wait until after lunch. Any readers of this blog are welcome to start placing bets on how long I can hold out. :)
I am so excited that there are really no words for it. I expect I will be eating a lot of cake in the next couple days. I did offer to share with some of my coworkers. Now I am sitting here wondering what Jesus would do. Isn't the *right* thing to offer to share it with all my library colleagues? But then when I think of what Jesus would do, he would make it last-- sharing one cake with everybody and collecting several bushels of remnants after everyone has had their fill. So it's not really a practical thought exercise, is it? :)

In tangentially related news, my dear husband has started counting calories. That means that he will sample some cake, have a small slice or two or three, and the rest will gradually disappear over time, imperceptible sliver by sliver. :D I will have to perfect the ninja-like art of opening and closing the microwave without making a sound. I think I'm up to the challenge!

In completely unrelated news, last night some friends and I watched "Django Unchained." It was a great movie, but man was it heavy! There were some great characters, and it's a great vengeance movie. Typical amounts of Tanantino violence, humor, and language. Overall I would recommend it. But don't do like I did and watch it late at night. It kept me up, partly all the excitement, and partly thinking sad things about slavery. :(

OK, gotta get back on task. Have a great day!