Ice Cream

29Jul09

Everyday when I walk home I pass two ice cream shops. I pass by Bon a popular and delicious frozen yogurt place and old-time favorite Baskin Robbins. Being in a hot, humid climate, ice-cream would seem like a natural indulgence. However, each ice-cream shop has its own guard outside that sits on a plastic lawn chair with an AK-47 across their laps. Somehow, approaching a man with a gun before getting ice-cream takes all the joy out of a frozen tasty treat. I can’t believe I will have spent all summer here and not have had a single ice-cream cone………

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