Monday, March 05, 2007

Picnic Anyone?


How about a snow cone? Ice cream cake? Baked Alaska? Anyone for Italian Ice?
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11 comments:

  1. Shelly5:29 PM, March 05, 2007

    How 'bout snow icecream? Jessi's dying to try it - I haven't made it since Brian and Heather were pretty little so she's never had it before.

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  2. Shelly5:29 PM, March 05, 2007

    And it's NASTY OUT THERE!!!!

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  3. Tracy6:28 PM, March 05, 2007

    I remember snow ice cream. I don't think it necessarily tasted that great. But it was sure fun to make it.

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  4. Martha6:30 PM, March 05, 2007

    Yeah, the wind is really whipping around. A good night (and day) to stay in the house!

    I've never has snow ice cream either.

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  5. Anonymous6:41 PM, March 05, 2007

    Italian ice sounds good...wait a minute...I don't want any of that "lemon" Italian ice near one of those table legs.

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  6. Anonymous6:45 PM, March 05, 2007

    Eeeewwww!

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  7. Kim8:23 PM, March 05, 2007

    I remember eating snow when I was a kid. I think I just ate it plain, and it HAD to be clean. I ate paper too. But it couldn't have lines on it.

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  8. Kim8:25 PM, March 05, 2007

    I love Italian Ice. I used to eat it a lot when I lived in Delaware and NYC. Yummy! I didn't technically live in NYC but I stayed there for a few weeks.

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  9. judi/Gmj12:04 AM, March 06, 2007

    Can we just use the snow on the table to chill the watermelon I keep dreaming of?

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  10. Tracy2:12 AM, March 06, 2007

    The last thing my mom always told us before we left to go skiing was, "remember, don't eat yellow snow!"

    Ha ha ha ha ha! I love that joke. :o)

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  11. Martha9:19 AM, March 06, 2007

    Cold watermelon sounds wonderful! Let's do that.

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