Were those the frozen cream puffs from Costco? YUM! I have to admit, I
even hide those from my husband (the kids don't have a chance!)

What is life with out a couple of desserts for meals every once in a while?!
Enjoy!!

BeMa

P.S. I hear there's a new frozen custard place opening -- maybe we'll see
you there some morning!






>From: "lizardbuttsfamily"
>Reply-To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [LbNA] and the kids get ice cream!
>Date: Fri, 08 Nov 2002 00:54:08 -0000
>
> "be ma" wrote:
>
> > Quick stop on the playground on the way out and off to McDonalds!
>(that's
> > how we celebrate the great moments of our lives {or at Baskin
>Robbins --
> > we're a little food oriented!)
>
>Works at my house. Ice cream for breakfast has been on the menu. I
>just can't remember if there were any waffles with the ice cream.
>The last time we went on a hunt, the kids got cream puffs for lunch.
>
>The Hiker
>veni, vidi, letterboxed
>
>
>


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"be ma" wrote:
> Were those the frozen cream puffs from Costco? YUM! I have to
admit, I
> even hide those from my husband (the kids don't have a chance!)

Those are good cream puffs. The cream puffs that my kids wanted are
sold at a Japanese food store in San Jose, CA. They are big, fresh
and YUMMY. We give them an A++.


> > P.S. I hear there's a new frozen custard place opening -- maybe
we'll see
> you there some morning!


Yum that sounds good! Maybe one day for breakfast, but I would have
to take a red eye flight since I live on the west coast.;)

The Hiker

be ma" wrote:
We just traveled all the way down to Florida with
> two kids under 8 to get cheesecake at the Cheesecake Factory (o.k.
so the
> trip was really to see Great Grandma -- but the chocolate chip
cookie dough
> cheesecake was up there too!)

Your reward for traveling such a long distance with kids.
Bookworm has always been an excellent traveling companion, but
Lizardbutt gets bored very quickly.

> P.S. This is one of the really weird things about these lists --
it seems
> like everyone is just around the corner when they may be miles (and
miles
> and miles) away!

The one of the pleasures and mysteries of modern technology.

The Hiker