Yesterday my wish came true when the Cake Boss came to Indianapolis to give out 10,000 free cakes. Maddy and I decided we had to go and get a glimpse of the Boss. Dad and my little sister Olivia tagged along with us. Arriving downtown was so exciting. As we drew nearer to the circle we kept passing people holding boxed cakes. They looked delicious. Finally we found the line for cake which wrapped around several buildings. Though the line was pretty long, it moved fairly quickly. And when at last we reached the table full of boxes of cake, they gave each of us a whole cake, and for Dad they gave two!
The box was cold in my hand as we jogged passed and ocean of people. Buddy was making an appearance in less than an hour so we decided to wait in the mall just down the street. It was still morning and we were thirsty. In the mall we met a police lady who asked about the cakes. "Where can I get one of those!" She asked excitedly. We told her about the 10,000 free cakes. Unfortunately she couldn't get off wor
k in time. Then Maddy had a great idea. "You can have one of our cakes." Honestly we had plenty to spare. The lady was ecstatic and so grateful.
Later we found Buddy under a tent taking pictures. We stood around for a while and snapped photos of him. I still can't belie
