What my place was bake big batches of Animal Crossing Items cakes in a variety of sizes the week. They would be wrapped and stored in racks in the freezer. The cakes would be assembled based on their arrangement (fillings, cake flavor, frosting type) and put in the walk in fridge.

Then the cake could be decorated normally the day before it was to be picked up (or earlier if it was an extreme design) and very easy cakes (flowers or balloons) will be finished the exact same morning.

In addition they had and making a syrup they would brush the cake layers with before frosting to add even more moisture.

I miss working there! It is SO SO SOOO much more easy to whip up a birthday cake when everything you need to do is decorate and build! Plus they had all of the bags, big batches of frosting made (the bathtubs were essentially like food safe garbage cans) and bleach you might need. Plus an machine.Animal Crossing let me realize that I was trans, so it only seemed plausible that it would allow me to come out. This is the out video this morning, I shared with all my friends and loved ones.

Fair question! It was a place where I could make just a little avatar that looked like me (or at least a big-headed skinny version of me) and experimentation with hairstyles and fashion. I understood when my character was dressed in a female way, how much happier I felt. Once I was on a friend's island, I attempted on the Tiara hair and he told me that I looked pretty and boy, which brought a LOT of emotions up.

Obviously AC wasn't the one thing that cheap Animal Crossing New Horizons Bells allowed me to realize... I had been sort of conscious for a long time and actively questioning for a couple of months, but it was a place that I could investigate these feelings in a time when I actually needed to.