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Anyhoo, it has been almost a month since my last post. Not sure exactly why, but just haven't felt there is anything worth relating. Until today. I will title this, "The Deception of Watermelon".

I can't tell you how unenthusiastic I am about this fruit. I mean, just look at it. It is a beautiful looking fruit. At the mere mention, many a person will salivate at the refreshing qualities of these familiar wedges. It's also a bit nostalgic, don't you think? When one thinks about watermelon, one usually thinks about children running through the sprinklers in the back yard; gaily smiling with a big, luscious wedge in his hands. Or, it could even connote memories of barbecues with friends and coworkers gnawing diligently on this palatable dessert after a few cold brewskies and homemade hamburgers.

To me, however, I feel let down. With all these vivid pictures the concept of watermelon brings to mind, I, more often than not, find it to be tasteless. You know, when you expect this -->

but you are unkindly presented with something
that tastes more like this
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mixed with only slight hints of this ---------------->

It's like the watermelon gods are playing sick, twisted jokes not only on my taste buds, but on the psychological me. Too many times I have faced these terrible instances, and thus have been programmed to not even desire such a dastardly fruit.

Tell me, why do we, time and again, fool ourselves into thinking there is something more to this phenomenon? Is it true belief that watermelon is always refreshing? Is it just a social standard by which people abide? Have we been conditioned to eat this fruit and not question, or notice, even, the watermelon's inability to satisfy? Or, is it simply we consume more and more in the hope that one chance dining experience we will find what it is that watermelon claims to be - a vibrant, refreshing and tasty treat for the whole family to enjoy?