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MD O+
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1 watermelon, about 7 to 9 inches in diameter
Fresh fruit to decorate (cherries, grapes, blueberries, strawberries)
1 banana, to use as a candle
1 cherry, to use as the flame
1 box of Toothpicks, to hold the fruit in place on the top of the "cake"
Flat serving plate

Cut a 3 to 6 inch cross section from the watermelon.
Pat the watermelon "cake" dry with paper towels and place on the serving plate.
Decorate as desired with fresh fruit along the bottom outer edge and along the top outer edge, using toothpicks to secure them. Break the toothpicks, so they don't stick out of the fruit.
Refrigerate until serving time.
Cut one end of the banana and stand it in the center of the "cake". Attach the cherry to the tip of the banana with a piece of toothpick.
Cut into wedges and serve.

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Thomas Dekany NCTMB A1+ infj
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thanks MD, it sounds yummy! When the water supply is back to normal, I'll try it.
love thomas

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Yeah, baby! T H A N K S ! ! !

I'm still recovering from the poisoning I allowed to take place on my birthday. Since then, I have thought of several graceful excuses I could have made to get out of eating at least one sample of the CR*P they prepared, which they did not see as CR*P. But at the time, everything happened so fast and I was so thrown for a loop that it wasn't the fruit salad I had been expecting, that I just could not think of anything to say when my boss commanded me to have some dip, plus I felt guilty that here they had prepared all this, schlepped it in to work the day before (my b-day), and I had called in sick. I felt like, okay, I mesed up their plans yesterday, they went to all this trouble, THEY think they made stuff I can have (oh so wrong), and here is my boss saying HAVE SOME and all eyes were on me. I just didn't handle it in the perfect way, I didn't think of the perfect excuse. I was like the young pup in that Beyonce/Pepsi commercial when he asks her for directions and all he can do is emit this sort of squeak *L*.

Anyway, I can't recall EVER being so upset about ingesting avoids. Like I posted, I had been through, essentially, a purification/detox of the highest order. It just worked out that way with the cold and how I was working with it to treat it, going with the flow, literally. I think colds have a beneficial effect of detoxing our systems, I really do. And I worked with that and I felt, with crystal clear surity, that I had profoundly detoxed myself and then...THAT? It was such awful timing. I know you all probably think I'm overreacting. I told my mom about it and she said "Okay, so just do what you did (the protocol I described doing for the two days when the cold was at its zenith) for a few more days and stop worrying about it." No, Mom, you don't understand , said I. The opportunity has passed, the "flowing" stage of the cold is over. The time for deep detox is past.

I'm still so upset over it. I think next year I am going to suggest the watermelon cake, point blank. I will just point blank say, you know, I saw this recipe and I would LOVE this if y'all are thinking of doing anything for my birthday, as it seems easy and this is something I could eat and feel good about!"

I'm still recovering from that dip. But one thing, I'm not letting the experience be for nothing: I have resolved to not let ANYTHING threaten my food sobriety in future, I don't care if I get fired, I don't care if I am a social leper, I don't care if my family disowns me, as God is my witness, I will never eat Knorr Vegetable Dip again!*

* (Not to mention GMO soy mayo and all that dairy--oh the horror, the horror, make it go away!)

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