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    Surgical separation was successful

    I love fresh summer fruits and veggies, and always buy from the same awesome farm stand every year. The cantaloupes I get there are monsters and average 8 or 9 lbs. A few days ago when I went to pick more up, I found a super monster. At first I thought it was a conjoined twin, but upon checking it over, it only had one stem, so it must have been a parasitic twin. Obviously - they had to be separated, so this a.m. I performed the delicate procedure with my trusty electric knife. The pre-op weight of this poor thing was 12.5 lbs. Yikes!!!! - almost 2 for the price of one. I won't post any pictures of the actual procedure since it was way too graphic and messy, but I have before and after pics if anyone is interested. The operation was a success and now they are resting comfortably, all sliced and diced, in my fridge.
    I'm going to put a bowl out at Thursday's Bar, so feel free to stop by and sample!


    Um - NO!!! - I'm not crazy. I think the heat finally got to me..........
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