What better way to celebrate the end of Cafe de Bathurst's hibernation period with a trip to the local ice creamery... Annie's.
Prior to this adventure I had no intentions of leaving the house because it was cold and I was not prepared to leave the house. Ben from Delaware came down the driveway and said that he was going to Annie's to try the very famous ice cream. Laura and I said we didn't feel like going... he left defeated and then came back to say that if I went, Ken would pay for my coffee. Who can say no to an offer like that?
We took our place at the largest booth inside Annie's which had just recently been populated by teenage girls. It was a cozy seating arrangement with Hollie, Ken, Me, Laura, Liam, Ben & Mel in attendance. Way to knock over a bunch of new quests (Hollie, Ben & Mel) as well as bringing back a good quality favourite (Laura).
I ordered a cappucino in a mug and Ken stayed true to his word like real men do and paid for it. At first the coffee wasn't all that nice. I'd actually had coffee from Annie's before and it was nothing spectacular... which I think is what is to be expected from such a tacky, one trick pony, kind of establishment. Thus I was not feeling particularly happy or upset at my coffee... I'll say content.
The ice cream came and it was delicious and sickening... I think there is a reason why people don't normally consume 12 different flavours of ice cream in one sitting. But somehow, the amazing ice cream transformed the taste of my coffee and actually made it taste better. This is pretty unusual given that usually eating sweet things makes the coffee taste less sweet and therefore less tasty.
All in all it was good times... a bit of social awkwardness that does not need to be resurfaced but mostly icey, creamy, garnished-with-paper-umbrellas good times were had by all. In other news: I got ice cream on the beverage boar and accidentally left him in Laura's vehicle... he is still sitting in there. Sorry piggy.