Who knew CLT can be cold in January? Not exactly slushie weather.
Anyways. Turns out will be there more regularly. Good thing Joe’s there. And that famous basketball family … . After that? A NASCAR museum? Decent places to eat (NOT fast food)?
Somebody help me out. First couple trips in need of flavoring.
I'm the same age as Joe, grew up around Boston, and spent most of my paperboy money when I was 12-13 trying to get all 26 MLB mini-helmets which were use to serve Slush Puppies, which is a fruit flavored slush. The same kind of helmets were used to serve soft-serve ice cream in some places, but where I was it was Slush Puppies. I believe I fell about 7 helmets short. I know I annoyed the clerk there by constantly asking if they had the Padres and Astros helmets.
Despite 7-11 being everywhere in Japan, and convenience stores being an essential part of life here, slushies do not exist. It's the only thing I miss about the American convenience store experience.
Who knew CLT can be cold in January? Not exactly slushie weather.
Anyways. Turns out will be there more regularly. Good thing Joe’s there. And that famous basketball family … . After that? A NASCAR museum? Decent places to eat (NOT fast food)?
Somebody help me out. First couple trips in need of flavoring.
I'm the same age as Joe, grew up around Boston, and spent most of my paperboy money when I was 12-13 trying to get all 26 MLB mini-helmets which were use to serve Slush Puppies, which is a fruit flavored slush. The same kind of helmets were used to serve soft-serve ice cream in some places, but where I was it was Slush Puppies. I believe I fell about 7 helmets short. I know I annoyed the clerk there by constantly asking if they had the Padres and Astros helmets.
At my Costco, the condiment dispensers each have a ratio of two ketchup to one mustard to one relish.
Do the dispensers at Costcos in and around Chicago have be same ratios?
Despite 7-11 being everywhere in Japan, and convenience stores being an essential part of life here, slushies do not exist. It's the only thing I miss about the American convenience store experience.