Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Retro Lunching

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After spending the morning on monastery grounds,
our bellies were a growling! 
So, we met up with Janie and headed to a
local diner/soda fountain for some eats. 
With our stools spinning,
we ordered up some ice cream for lunch.
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My hips are thankful that this little retro eatery is not near us. 
Check out stage one of the girls' ice creams. 
The tall glass dishes filled with just enough space left
at the top for an inch worth of chocolate syrup.
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Smiling so hard that we lost sight of her eyes,
Little Bear dipped out mouthfuls of delight. 
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Yep, this is how we roll. 
When finished, we aren't neat, nor tidy, nor polite. 
Clothes, hands, and chins are drizzled with sticky chocolate. 
With great intention, we throw our heads back in order to suck down every last drop of sweet,
melted good stuff. 

And the container of pimento cheese that I walked away with? 
It might be long gone, but it still causes my mouth to water. 
Soda fountain delici-ocity.

Thanks, Janie, for a super fun, Mayberry throwback lunch!

7 comments:

Musings from Kim K. said...

What a charming soda fountain. You always have the best adventures with your daughters.

Windsor House said...

We live here and haven't visited this local eatery and will have to do so soon. Love the pictures and comments!

Lisa @ Two Bears Farm said...

Oh yum! You can never go wrong with ice cream.

Janie said...

Count on good old Btown for some downhome charm :-) It was big fun! I need to ask how long that soda fountain has been there - I know Steven's Dad used to go there for lunch when he was a kid....

Everything Beautiful Shay said...

Yum!!! Y'all have the best times!
Blessings!

Anonymous said...

These pics are PRICELESS!!!!! Love you all..

Jenn

Phyllis said...

My kids get into their ice cream like that too!

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