Code worked, but I couldn’t check out.
Here’s what the other side looks like. We got the Mickey, but Minnie got lost along the way. They are supposed to ship out another one... It’s really pretty and the whole bottom section lights up...
STEVE'S ICE CREAM is a humble start up business.
Those are so pretty!
Thanks! I hope they will fit with her decor. I wish I had some fairy or dragon pendants /charms. But hopefully they will look pretty all lit up.
free sample pleaseSTEVE'S ICE CREAM is a humble start up business.
I hope you'll support me by purchasing some
That’s probably why Ample Hills went out of business.
Hasn't seemed to hurt Ben and Jerry's and I remember when they gave out samples by the cartload. They still do in the factory, but back when I was in advertising Ben used to be there in the retail grocers vendors display area of the local conventions scooping out samples all day long.
There was a Ben and Jerry's store in Fort Collins for a while and we went there a couple of times. I don't remember if we got free samples or not, but we already had our favorites anyway. I loved Cherry Garcia, Chubby Hubby, and New York Fudge Brownie. Cookie Dough is also always a good option. I wish they sold Minter Wonderland here...there is no mint ice cream over here in grocery stores. There's one Italian gelato place that has it, but it's only open in the Summer, and it's not something I can get regularly. I guess Dutch people are not big on the chocolate Mint combination...they got rid of the Mint Oreos. I was so excited when they started getting oreos here, and especially the mint ones! But now they have brownie ones and happy birthday ones and I want to say strawberry cheesecake ones, but they got rid of the mint ones.I loved that tour, up in their Vermont facility! Ages ago, I went on it. I think the guide was a local college student, and she had great enthusiasm for the company. We all got a free cup of freshly made ice cream at the end -- YUM CITY!!
(Sounds hideous, but it's freaking delicious!!!)
It's 2020.
That's a really popular one over here....banana ice cream is a "thing" here...McDonalds gets rid of their chocolate shakes in the Summer to make room for a fruity flavor. I hate it because the chocolate is the one kind I like, but they keep the banana and get rid of the chocolate. I also hate it that they are all in the same machine, and 9 times out of 10, the person before me ordered banana, so then the first bit of shake that was still in the spout is banana, so I get banana before I get chocolate...I don't like banana ice cream.My favorite Ben & Jerry's ice cream is Chunky Monkey! (Bananna ice cream with chocolate chunks)
Our vet does curbside or car window pickup.Medical appts. during covid are odd, in that waiting rooms are closed; you wait in your car for a text to enter.
Now, if you happen to be a dog going to see the vet, the procedure is a bit different (apparently, because dogs don't have phone and can't get a text to come in).
Yesterday, hubs took Jack to the vet for his yearly check-up. From the outside door, he rang the intercom, and a tech answered. Hubs was not allowed inside at all.
Instead, the tech put a muzzle in a box that opened out of the front door. Hubs put it on Jack. Then the tech told him to tie the leash to the railing, and go wait in his car, so that the tech could come out and bring the dog inside. (Hubs was not pleased, as he likes to be there with Jack, and also talk directly to the vet.) Not to mention, Jack is prescribed pills to take to calm him, before any vet visit. But we swear he's high as a kite when he takes one of those, and acts even more like a lunatic, by the time he gets there!
When appt. was done, the vet called him on the phone, and explained the details of the visit. (Jack has a few issues, common in older dogs.) Then, the tech asked for the credit card #, and told him to wait in car until he came out and leased up Jack to the railing. (And oh, an envelope was attached to the leash with a statement for exam/bloodwork, vaccine, meds, etc., for $660.13.)
I didn't realize you had a large-dog phobia...I thought you loved all canines. Have you always had small dogs, then?
Mine was Phish Food. The band Phish was also from Vermont. They briefly took over for The Grateful Dead after Jerry Garcia passed away. I have no idea if they just faded away or if they are still active.My favorite Ben & Jerry's ice cream is Chunky Monkey! (Bananna ice cream with chocolate chunks)
Yup. Holly was a 7-8 lb cocka-poo, and Daisy is our second Shih-tzu.
