got to practice my water ice art yesterday!

[eaglobo]

Stopped by for lunch at my favorite diner on my way to work yesterday, and on the back of the placemat there was a picture that you could color, all you had to do was ask the server for crayons...sorry, no water ice.

So, I asked the server very nicely for the crayons, and since I know her, and she knows me and my wife, she wasn't at all surprised that a 44 year old man with no children of his own should ask for crayons.

I am going to need a lot of practice between now and July, if yesterday was any indication...:7

 

[kathryn]

>sorry, no water ice.

I don't understand?

As for a grown-up coloring the placemat: why the heck not?

(Did you put the final product on your refrigerator?;-) )

 

[eaglobo]

The restaurant had no water ice on the menu, apparently it is all the rage during the road trip...:7

The only thing more fun than coloring restaurant place mats is coloring out peoples' teeth on magazine covers...always on the hunt for new material in my doctors' waiting room....:7

My art isn't fridge worthy, sorry..I go outside the lines way too much!

 

[tneah]

OK everyone, what the heck is "water ice?":7

 

[dreamyjeanie]

Jerry,

Going outside the lines is a good thing. It means you're a non-conformist. One who can make up his own mind and choose for himself.
Picasso didn't stay within the lines.

Jean

 

[eaglobo]

Tneah....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_ice



or, you could use my definition...crap in a cup.

 

[eaglobo]

Jean,

Did this Piccaso fellow of whom you speak also blacken movie stars' teeth?...When he can do that, then he might have something there.

 

[Beavs]

You better practice Jerry. After all, Evily and I set the bar pretty high :7