July 21, 2008

A Snowcone Head


I was organizing some of my pictures, and had almost forgotten about this one of James on the last day of school. I can say, that more than anything, this pictures evoked in me the need for a snow cone. And because there isn't a snow cone stand anywhere in the vicinity (what's up with that?) I am off to crush ice in my blender and add a little magical raspberry Torani.

9 comments:

Missi Waldron said...

That is some cool tie-dyed hair!! What's the story behind "snowcone head" anyway? Whatever it is, i love it.

10:19 PM
Annie said...

It is not saying snow cone to me...it is saying rainbow sherbet, and I really want some now.

6:34 AM
Kimmy Sunshine said...

Yummy, I am salivating thinking of a snowcone or even better your concoction. Enjoy for me.

10:13 AM
angie said...

well, the story is that on the last day of school there was face painting, hair spraying, teddy bear picnicing fun...james chose the color for his hair!

1:10 PM
barterboutique said...

Yum... I see watermelon, lime, peach, and a dash of grape. Perfect snowcone if you ask me!

7:57 PM
Heather G. said...

Hey there, long time no comments from me...You can get snowcones on Woodside Road in RWC! We stumbled on this place and actually kinda liked it:

http://www.kitsislandbbq.com/

10:18 PM
Lane said...

Oh, I completely agree! James' hair looks perfectly refreshing and delicious. Britton and I long regretted the lack of snowcone stands in PA--for a while we thought about trying to open one. We thought the parking lot at Hobee's would be an ideal location...

7:41 PM
Unknown said...

So snow cones happen to be one of my favorite things! If you come out to Utah this summer you will have to let you know and I will send you to the best "snow cone shack" around!

9:53 PM
Anne said...

I love it, do you think it would work with long hair? Maybe for the next SYTYCD concert we go to.

10:24 PM

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