Ice Cream

For Christmas we got the best gift from some friends. These friends shall remain nameless to prevent any future repercussions from the ice cream parlor named after a rock with a low temperature...cough...ColdStone...cough...cough...when Heidi and I have the most delicious and therefore most popular ice cream establishment in the East and the West and that other place is out of business. But we don't want it to go out right now as we still want to go there until our place is big and famous. So back to the gift. It was a stone slab and two ice cream scoops- just like the ones they use at Coldstone- that you put in the freezer and then you can take regular ice cream and toppings and turn it into what you would pay $5 for. Now if you don't know what I am talking about and you have not been to Coldstone before, then this whole post probably holds no meaning for you. But Heidi and I are very excited about this gift. We think that if I get bored with OT that we could open up our own private "Frigid Rock". Thank you anonymous friends.