One of the fun foods that Nonna made for T’s kitchen set was an ice-cream sandwich.
I didn’t really think much about it until I caught Tea-ball wiping off the counter of her play kitchen with it. When I asked her what she was doing, she informed me that she was cleaning with her sponge, and that I had a dirty face. She then proceeded to ‘clean’ my face with. . .her ice-cream sandwich ‘sponge.’
It was at that moment that I realized how horribly neglected my poor little girl had been. Because, you see, Poor Puff had never even seen an ice-cream sandwich in her entire life!
No wonder she thought it was a sponge. . .
Naturally, I set out immediately to remedy the situation.
I am thrilled to announce that, at this point in her life, the Puffy Wonder not only knows what an ice-cream sandwich is, but that she is a huge fan.
How cute. Tori hasn’t had one either. Though she’d quickly understand the concept of ice cream. Some company has tiny ones…great for little people, or people trying to watch what they eat (we don’t buy these, we would buy the real size, but my stepmom buys this size…crazy lady).
Oooh! If I had seen any of the teeny tiny ones at the store, I’d totally have gotten those for Teababall! No matter, she was thrilled with her normal-sized one!
*giggle* That’s so cute! I *think* my girls have had an ice cream sandwich, but I’m not sure. How cute that she thought it was a sponge. I guess every kitchen needs one, eh? heehee
Too cute that she thought it was a sponge! Can’t blame her though, lol. Looks like Nonna needs to get busy knitting a “real” sponge! I havent’ had an icecream sandwich in awhile. I think Julia had some bites of mine one time, but never actually her own.
lenore said,
February 22, 2010 at 2:34 am
still my favorite. I could eat a whole box. that’s why I dont buy them.
wecki77 said,
February 22, 2010 at 8:39 am
How cute. Tori hasn’t had one either. Though she’d quickly understand the concept of ice cream. Some company has tiny ones…great for little people, or people trying to watch what they eat (we don’t buy these, we would buy the real size, but my stepmom buys this size…crazy lady).
Me said,
February 22, 2010 at 10:35 am
Oooh! If I had seen any of the teeny tiny ones at the store, I’d totally have gotten those for Teababall! No matter, she was thrilled with her normal-sized one!
Kendall said,
February 22, 2010 at 10:11 am
*giggle* That’s so cute! I *think* my girls have had an ice cream sandwich, but I’m not sure. How cute that she thought it was a sponge. I guess every kitchen needs one, eh? heehee
Kelli said,
February 22, 2010 at 2:29 pm
She is causing me to desire an ice cream sandwich!!! Yum, yum!! Hope you do complete your list!! Wal-mart always makes me nervous!
Tori said,
February 22, 2010 at 3:12 pm
Poor Girl! She never had an ice cream sandwich before! Their the best!
ChristinesLillSprouts said,
February 22, 2010 at 4:03 pm
Too cute that she thought it was a sponge! Can’t blame her though, lol. Looks like Nonna needs to get busy knitting a “real” sponge! I havent’ had an icecream sandwich in awhile. I think Julia had some bites of mine one time, but never actually her own.
Nikki said,
February 23, 2010 at 4:06 pm
Look at that smile!! I love it!!
Amber said,
February 23, 2010 at 5:16 pm
Can’t blame her there, I LOVE ice cream sandwiches.