Today I learned...

That someone, somewhere, makes Irn Bru flavored ice cream.  Now I think I've seen everything.

 

That someone, somewhere, makes Irn Bru flavored ice cream.  Now I think I've seen everything.

I've had Guinness-flavoured ice cream and it was lurvely! 

I've had Guinness-flavoured ice cream and it was lurvely! 

Really?  That doesn't sound good at all.  I don't think I could force myself to buy beer flavored ice cream if there was any honeycomb, butterscotch, or caramel on offer! 

I've had Guinness-flavoured ice cream and it was lurvely! 

Mmmm!!!

I've had Guinness-flavoured ice cream and it was lurvely! 

Mmmm!!!

Ok, ok...maybe I'll try it sometime.    I do like Guinness.

I'd much rather have a Baby Guinness!  

(Shooter of Kahlua with Bailey's drizzled carefully on top.  Yum!  Does Bailey's have an apostrophe?  I think it does. )

I've had Guinness-flavoured ice cream and it was lurvely! 

Oh oh where did you have this!??

Oh oh where did you have this!??

I havent seen it here in the UK but next time you are back in Denver, Liks on 13th and Vine has it.

Jamming a pill down the throat of an old cat is much easier than jamming a pill down the throat of a young cat!

Oh oh where did you have this!??

Ooops! I'm a bit late replying! Sorry!

It was at a fab little ice cream place called Heavenly in Llandeilo (Carmarthenshire) that I used to try to get to at least a couple of times a year when I lived in Wales. They do all sorts of experimental flavours - the Guinness one was a special thing at Christmas. They also had 'Roast Turkey' and 'Brussels Sprouts'! Oddly, the sprout-flavoured ice cream was kind of nice. I wouldn't say the same for the turkey, however. 

Frenchay Hospital in Bristol was originally built as a US military hospital.

that I'm secretly more interested in the prospective Royal Wedding that I'd care to publicly admit!

that people in the middle ages did the conga... or at least a form of it! 

That there are 67 different languages spoken as a first language instead of English in the Highland schools

That there are 67 different languages spoken as a first language instead of English in the Highland schools

WHOA. Really?!

I finished a two hour training course on safeguarding kids last night, so I learned a lot about how to detect if someone might be a paedo.  Not the most comforting subject better, but it is important!