Cupcakes and Hailz

Tonight I was feeling pretty lonely without my college bff's… until I got a text from my friend Hailey. She's one of my dear friends from school, and one of my AP US History buddies from last year.
Prom Pic of me and Hailey


So Hailey's sweet boyfriend moved to Clemson this weekend to go to school… and we were both bored. She came over and we decided not to be bored so we made cupcakes! Well… I made cupcakes and Hailey licked the spoon and talked to me. I love her. She's great. And we had a good time.
Maybe not the prettiest cupcakes but they're pretty yummy!

We made chocolate chip cupcakes with a chocolate buttercream frosting. Consistency of the frosting wasn't my fav, but that was my fault. I didn't put enough milk in originally… and then I put way too much! But it's all good. They still tasted delish. And it made for a fun girls night. I am really thankful for my sweet school friends. And I'm excited to make lots of memories this year.

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