Announcement

[meresy]

After the events of this weekend, I have a new appreciation for the athletic prowess of pole-dancers.

Also, in Canada, 8 degrees Celsius is ICE CREAM WEATHER. Or gelato weather, as the case may be. *om nom nom*

Comments

[roadrunner1896]

Today the highest temperature her was 1 degree. Can I still have ice cream? *puppy eyes*

[meresy]

You can still have ice cream. 1 degree is a perfectly comfortable temperature!

[meresy]

It is fun without context. The context was mostly awkward. :P

[mdbsgfan]

Also, in Canada, 8 degrees Celcius is ICE CREAM WEATHER. Or gelato weather, as the case may be. *om nom nom*

Here, we'll eat ice cream no matter how cold/hot it is outside! In fact, I'm gonna go get some soon -- our favorite ice cream stand just opened for the season a few days ago! *happy dances*

[meresy]

Oh, so so we, verily, but mostly at home. The mad rush for the gelateria and a park bench doesn't happen until we reach balmy temperatures like 45F or something. *g*

[dugrival]

Woo! We seem to be having pretty much the same weather, and the seasonal-only ice cream place down the street from me just opened again. Soon I will be eating an ice cream cone in the rain, I DON'T CARE. \o/

[meresy]

This weather is awesome. If only it would never rain...

I had blood orange and chocolate-raspberry gelato in Ottawa (the best thing about gelato is getting more than one kind--I don't do this with ice cream). It was tasty!

[mamaffy]

Woohoo, what an intriguing insight. Good for you! :D

Maybe over here, we'll wait to 12 degrees before pulling out the barbecue but I get the sentiment. Also, ice-cream - never a bad thing!