We attended the swankiest partied I’ve ever been to the night of July 4th. It was on the outdoor terrace of a conference center in Provo. The theme was fire and ice. We watched the fireworks across the valley from our birds-eye vantage point while enjoying amazing food and entertainment. It was such a memorable way to celebrate.
One of the coolest (literally!) things there was an ice sculpture that lemonade was poured down, chilling as it went, into a cup. Serisously, have you ever see anything like this?
Lemonade dripping into my cup from the ice (raspberry goodness in the bottom of my cup).
Now I just need to figure out how to make one of these at home! Who doesn’t need this at their next birthday party?
Pretty sweet, huh?
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This ice sculpture is so fascinating because the bubbles looks so natural. Once I saw some ice sculptures in Perth that are as extravagant as this one. You could make a real good business out of this skill.