USMB Coffee Shop IV

[beautress]

It's melon season in the Pineywoods/Prairie of Walker County
Leaving some of the bounty for you guys. Hope you have a stellar day.

​

Melon season?


Yup, looks like it.

Okay that's bad. Funny. But bad.

I do love watermelon though. One of my favorite summer things.

What's bad about a woman holding two watermelons?

It's the black nail polish, Ringel.

 

[Oddball]

Saturday morning!

Daffy Duck plays a gumshoe, hilarity ensues.

Let the cartoon begin!

 

[Ringel05]

It's melon season in the Pineywoods/Prairie of Walker County
Leaving some of the bounty for you guys. Hope you have a stellar day.

​

Melon season?


Yup, looks like it.

Okay that's bad. Funny. But bad.

I do love watermelon though. One of my favorite summer things.

What's bad about a woman holding two watermelons?

It's the black nail polish, Ringel.

There's nail polish on the watermelons??!!

 

[beautress]

It's melon season in the Pineywoods/Prairie of Walker County
Leaving some of the bounty for you guys. Hope you have a stellar day.

​

Melon season?


Yup, looks like it.

Okay that's bad. Funny. But bad.

I do love watermelon though. One of my favorite summer things.

What's bad about a woman holding two watermelons?

It's the black nail polish, Ringel.

There's nail polish on the watermelons??!!

Only if the lady with large melons sinks her claws into them.

And you need to be kind to me today. I spilled my whole cup of java onto my box of open threads while I was crocheting a potholder, reading a USMB super silly thread, and failing to notice what Miss Picallo (meow) did to the order on my computer table last night. And I'm havin' myself a little Java deprivation fit right now. George of the Jungle (Brendan Frasier) describes Java deprivation best, imho:

​

 

[gallantwarrior]

It's melon season in the Pineywoods/Prairie of Walker County
Leaving some of the bounty for you guys. Hope you have a stellar day.

​

Melon season?


Yup, looks like it.

Okay that's bad. Funny. But bad.

I do love watermelon though. One of my favorite summer things.

What's bad about a woman holding two watermelons?

It's the black nail polish, Ringel.

There's nail polish on the watermelons??!!

You did better than I did, I didn't even see the nails.

 

[Foxfyre]

Melon season?


Yup, looks like it.

Okay that's bad. Funny. But bad.

I do love watermelon though. One of my favorite summer things.

What's bad about a woman holding two watermelons?

It's the black nail polish, Ringel.

There's nail polish on the watermelons??!!

Only if the lady with large melons sinks her claws into them.

And you need to be kind to me today. I spilled my whole cup of java onto my box of open threads while I was crocheting a potholder, reading a USMB super silly thread, and failing to notice what Miss Picallo (meow) did to the order on my computer table last night. And I'm havin' myself a little Java deprivation fit right now. George of the Jungle (Brendan Frasier) describes Java deprivation best, imho:

​

They don't give us a button suitable for acknowledging that you both made us laugh but also understanding the real frustration and sometimes pain when something like that happens. We need a button.

 

[peach174]

Melon season?


Yup, looks like it.

Okay that's bad. Funny. But bad.

I do love watermelon though. One of my favorite summer things.

What's bad about a woman holding two watermelons?

It's the black nail polish, Ringel.

There's nail polish on the watermelons??!!

Only if the lady with large melons sinks her claws into them.

And you need to be kind to me today. I spilled my whole cup of java onto my box of open threads while I was crocheting a potholder, reading a USMB super silly thread, and failing to notice what Miss Picallo (meow) did to the order on my computer table last night. And I'm havin' myself a little Java deprivation fit right now. George of the Jungle (Brendan Frasier) describes Java deprivation best, imho:

​

 

[beautress]

Okay that's bad. Funny. But bad.

I do love watermelon though. One of my favorite summer things.

What's bad about a woman holding two watermelons?

It's the black nail polish, Ringel.

There's nail polish on the watermelons??!!

Only if the lady with large melons sinks her claws into them.

And you need to be kind to me today. I spilled my whole cup of java onto my box of open threads while I was crocheting a potholder, reading a USMB super silly thread, and failing to notice what Miss Picallo (meow) did to the order on my computer table last night. And I'm havin' myself a little Java deprivation fit right now. George of the Jungle (Brendan Frasier) describes Java deprivation best, imho:

​

They don't give us a button suitable for acknowledging that you both made us laugh but also understanding the real frustration and sometimes pain when something like that happens. We need a button.

Yes we do. All I could find online were the following:

Didn't we used to have an artist around here who could fix anything with the snap of his fingers? I know we did, but haven't seen him in a spell unless he's using a different nom de plume and avatar.

 

[Montrovant]

 

[beautress]

Okay that's bad. Funny. But bad.

I do love watermelon though. One of my favorite summer things.

What's bad about a woman holding two watermelons?

It's the black nail polish, Ringel.

There's nail polish on the watermelons??!!

Only if the lady with large melons sinks her claws into them.

And you need to be kind to me today. I spilled my whole cup of java onto my box of open threads while I was crocheting a potholder, reading a USMB super silly thread, and failing to notice what Miss Picallo (meow) did to the order on my computer table last night. And I'm havin' myself a little Java deprivation fit right now. George of the Jungle (Brendan Frasier) describes Java deprivation best, imho:

​

The coffee spilled mainly on some bright yellow crochet thread I was crocheting with, so I've been crocheting the thread all afternoon, trying to crochet all the coffee stained thread possible, because then I can wash it in the washer when the potholder is complete. I really didn't mean for bright yellow to be the dominant color on this potholder, and if I weren't doing every other row in bright yellow to use it up, i'd be going bananas... because to me, using the same color to do a back of the potholder is b...o...r...i...n...g and repetitious, too. lol

I had fun, though, looking up the George of the Jungle quip about javajavajavajavajavajavajava...

And thanks for a kind and cheering post.

 

[Foxfyre]

 

[Foxfyre]

 

[Gracie]

I hate watermelon. Ewww ewww ewww.

 

[Foxfyre]

I hate watermelon. Ewww ewww ewww.

It's okay. I'm very open minded and forgiving. We can still be friends.

 

[Ridgerunner]

I hate watermelon. Ewww ewww ewww.

Wow! I don't believe I have ever encountered anyone who did not like watermelon...
I thought everyone liked watermelon...

 

[JustAnotherNut]

I hate watermelon. Ewww ewww ewww.

Wow! I don't believe I have ever encountered anyone who did not like watermelon...
I thought everyone liked watermelon...

I had never known anyone to not like watermelon either...….until I had kids. I don't think they really dislike it, but they don't eat it....if that makes any sense

 

[Ridgerunner]

I had never known anyone to not like watermelon either...….until I had kids. I don't think they really dislike it, but they don't eat it....if that makes any sense

I helped raise 2 of them (kids not watermelons) and both were sharp as a tack, but lots of times they never made any sense...

 

[Foxfyre]

I hate watermelon. Ewww ewww ewww.

Wow! I don't believe I have ever encountered anyone who did not like watermelon...
I thought everyone liked watermelon...

I had never known anyone to not like watermelon either...….until I had kids. I don't think they really dislike it, but they don't eat it....if that makes any sense

This kid did. I loved, loved, loved it as far back as I can remember. But I still want that taste of Texas sweets that grew in the sandy soil of southeastern New Mexico and the Texas high plains that I remember back then. I have never found any that compared anywhere else. I still like it regardless, but those melons were really special.

 

[Montrovant]

I hate watermelon. Ewww ewww ewww.

Wow! I don't believe I have ever encountered anyone who did not like watermelon...
I thought everyone liked watermelon...

I found out not that long ago that my mother does not like watermelon, and I had about the same reaction.

 

[JustAnotherNut]

I hate watermelon. Ewww ewww ewww.

Wow! I don't believe I have ever encountered anyone who did not like watermelon...
I thought everyone liked watermelon...

I had never known anyone to not like watermelon either...….until I had kids. I don't think they really dislike it, but they don't eat it....if that makes any sense

This kid did. I loved, loved, loved it as far back as I can remember. But I still want that taste of Texas sweets that grew in the sandy soil of southeastern New Mexico and the Texas high plains that I remember back then. I have never found any that compared anywhere else. I still like it regardless, but those melons were really special.

Me too, (loving watermelon)

Around here the infamous melon to be had is/was Hermiston from Oregon, though I think it was more about the place it was grown than variety, but not 100% sure on that. Those melons were HUGE and so sweet & juicy

I believe you can still get them, but somehow don't taste the same...…