It’s easy.
In honor of National Watermelon Day (Aug. 3), my son would like to show you how to eat a mini watermelon by yourself.
Cut the watermelon in half with a big, honkin’ knife. Or get your mom to do that for you.
Grab the melon baller out of the kitchen utensil junk drawer. You might have to paw around awhile to find it. Don’t worry about making a bigger mess in the drawer because no one will ever know.
Make funny faces to scare away anyone related to you who thinks they are getting the other half of your watermelon. Not in this lifetime, sistah!
Periodically, use a straw to suck up the accumulated juice.
Repeat with the other half! Later, keep a straight face when the rest of the family wonders where that watermelon went. Ignore recriminations about who ate all the watermelon and didn’t share. Banishment is a small price to pay for the pleasure of your own watermelon.
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Too cute! It looks as though he enjoyed national watermelon day!
Cookin Canuck,
He enjoys enjoys his watermelon ANY day it shows up! I should try growing it next summer.
How fun! A melon baller and a straw is a great way to celebrate watermelon day!
Haha! Fun post and hooray for watermelon, my lifelong favorite fruit!
Kimberly,
I never thought about it that way….what is MY lifelong favorite fruit? Hmmmm…
So fun! Loving this holiday! 😀
haha what a fun post! Love it!
This is awesome!! Happy Watermelon Day! 🙂
Ha! You should read your son the Jack Gantos book Greedy Greeny. He eats the whole watermelon himself and then dreams that HE turns into a watermelon. His mom and sisters buy him at the supermarket and bring him home to put on ice to eat for dessert that day. Talk about a guilt trip! haha.
Happy Watermelon Day!
http://www.amazon.com/Greedy-Greeny-Jack-Gantos/dp/038514685X#
Natalie,
Interesting! I’ve never heard of that book, but I’ll go seek it out!