Do you know what a treat is? A treat is something that you don’t have a lot of or often. If you have it a lot or often then it no longer qualifies as a treat.

Many things in life are a treat … let me stop you here for a quick aside:  Sex is not a treat. You should get a lot of it and often. If you aren’t, well, then you are me.  Hahahaa!

Not so funny, really.

Yeah.

OK. Treats:

Ice cream is a treat and one that I particularly love. I love good ice cream, not shitty ice cream. Not that “modified milk ingredients” crap*.  No, no I like ice CREAM. If it’s a treat then by buggery let’s have it live up to its name.

Because it is a treat, I do not keep it around lest it become part of some mundane routine. (Again, folks, sex is not ice cream. You should be having it at the drop of a hat. Inversely proportional or something. Dammit. )

When I do eat it, by Christ I like it! I loved it as a kid and I love it as an adult. I ate it as a kid and I eat it as an adult.  However, despite having aged and matured in many ways, it would seem that I still eat ice cream like I am four. I don’t think I am eating like a four year old. In my mind, I am delicately lapping at my treat, laughing at the witty jokes of my companions and occasionally adding a ribald comment or two myself, in between dainty tastes.

This is how I see myself:

ice cream 1 1024x850 Its all about perception. And the waffle cone.

Ohhh look! A Sophisticate and her treat!

You bet your ass I wear pearls while eating ice cream! When made properly, this is a treat worth dressing for.  I have my triple scoop on a waffle cone and I am dazzling everyone with my elegant lactose intake!

Or so I thought. I have it on good authority – and the authority being in this case my stupid friends an their handy pocket mirrors, that I may be slightly less polished than the above picture indicates. I may look something like this:

ice cream 2 1024x874 Its all about perception. And the waffle cone.

The sad, sad reality.

I wish I were kidding. When I am having one of my really lucid days, I will be self aware enough to ask for the ice cream in a bowl with a spoon. This seems to help a great deal.

And yeah, I did notice how my boobs shrunk with the introduction of reality.

But thanks for pointing it out.

*Obvious exception to that rule is the ice cream sandwich, in which I find beauty and deliciousness in all its forms, from shitty corner store sammie to gourmet versions.

  2 Responses to “It’s all about perception. And the waffle cone.”

  1. Oh your mean friends! I try not to think about what I look like when I’m eating ANYTHING.

  2. Snack and a half. Love them, eat them…always end up with pieces of the chocolate in my cleavage, on my pants, the sofa, the cat.

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