Thursday, June 16, 2011

Eating ice-cream in the cold

It was March 4, 2011. The photos were taken by Tony at Fisherman’s Wharf, Vancouver. Tony had just stepped down from a plane that arrived earlier at Vancouver and Philip drove him there as the first stop.

That day was quite cold for Cheng’s family, but it did not spoil their joy of eating an ice-cream cone. Philip bought Abby an ice-cream cone. I guess it was again low-fat Italian “Gelato”.

When Elly saw her sister holding ice-cream cone, she was eager to have a bite. Abby was willing to spoon-feed her little sister with only a hundredth of her share. Mother Connie had to save the spilling of ice-cream from Elly’s mouth several times, so Connie might have tasted one thousandth of the ice-cream when she licked the drops of ice-cream on her fingers.

It comes to a conclusion here: Children eating ice-cream in the cold is great fun.

1 comment:

Ho Keung and Yin Ping said...

Great conclusion! Thinking of your old days trying to work on a maths formula.