Tuesday, August 09, 2011

We went out for ice cream

The forecast was a pretty good one, with highs not to exceed 90.  We haven't gone for a lot of motorcycle rides this summer because of the extreme heat, and it looked like this was a day for a ride.  We set out early this morning.


We were just going on a little jaunt, and I had ice cream in mind.


This place is in Versailles, Missouri, where so many of Cliff's relatives live.  Cliff says he remembers getting banana splits here when he was a kid.  So yes, I did get my ice cream.  
We visited with his Aunt Gertrude and then chatted with a couple of his cousins, Darryl and Dale.  It got a somewhat warm coming home, but it wasn't so bad as long as we were on the move.   Poking along through the towns and sitting at stop signs was a little uncomfortable.
It was a good ride.

6 comments:

  1. Lindie6:29 PM

    ice cream sounds good. I was hot driving around KC doing inspections cause my ac went out. My car said it was 98 this afternoon.

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  2. I bet they had good ice cream at a reasonable price there. Love those kind of shops.

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  3. Summer and ice cream go hand in hand. Glad you got your treat and got in a ride too.

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  4. We are in the 70's here this evening and it sure feels good...tomorrow the high maybe in the mid 70's too. It's so nice to have a little break from the heat. It won't last but a day. Ice cream always seems to taste better when it's hot out.

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  5. Thank you for that! The Dari Kup was always our pit stop when walking to Grandma Faye's house (with the kids). When I was a kid, I remember sitting in the back of the truck with my brother and eating corn dogs there. Now when we visit, it's a must for a chicken sandwich.

    And I loved seeing Aunt Gertrude's name mentioned (and would that have been my Uncle Dale?). Anyway, I feel like I got a little taste of home this morning. Thank you!

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  6. Angela, I actually thought of you when I took the picture. And yes, I was talking about your Uncle Dale.

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