DiscOVIries Winner, Week 8
What do you call nine scoops of ice cream reposing on a lush brownie throne guarded by sentinels of fresh fruit?
According to Joy C. Cruz, the final winner of the DiscOVIries by Nokia Week 8: Dessert Comes First After All, it’s called “Pure Pleasure” and it’s offered at Haagen-Dazs. Congratulations, Joy!
View Joy’s photo on my Ovi channel.
Joy: I’ve sent you an email through your OVI account regarding the details of claiming your prize.
Thanks so much to all of you who’ve joined the DiscOVIries by Nokia contests! Winner of the grand prize – an brand new Nokia phone — will be announced when I get back to Manila.
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hey congrats, joy! this dessert does look like pure pleasure
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Yehey Joy! Icing on the cake! very well deserved!
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oh wow! just when i had abandoned all hopes of winning (hence only one entry for last week)….
thank you, lori, liz and lani (3 Ls!!!)! it’s my husband’s birthday tomorrow and thankfully i can really give him what he wants–dan brown’s “the lost symbol” in hardcover! whoopeee!
enjoy your japan sojourn, lori!
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wow! *drooling* i gotta have some of those… :p
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There’s really no need to use overly fancy words. For example, instead of:
“What do you call nine scoops of ice cream reposing on a lush brownie throne guarded by sentinels of fresh fruit?”
why not just the much simpler:
“What do you call nine scoops of ice cream resting on a bed of brownies with fresh fruit?”
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pure pleasure, indeed. doesn’t compare with a scoop of magnolia’s vanilla secret that i had at a recent exhibit.
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