Today just might be your favorite day of the year, since everyone loves watermelon. It’s National Watermelon Day! I, however, will not be celebrating. Unlike the whole world, I can’t stand the taste of watermelon. Even though my kids love it, I dread buying watermelon, because then I have to cut it up and I can’t stand the smell of watermelon. I don’t even like the texture of a piece of watermelon. I have tried, darn it. I eat a small piece every summer. But it never works!
This week on the Spin Cycle, it’s Love it/Hate it week! Do you love something everyone else seems to hate? Or hate something everyone seems to love?
Spin it your way and write about your loves/hates! Read this post of mine for an example: Love/Hate.
Love writing? Link up to the Spin Cycle this week, and be sure to include a Spin Cycle button!
Visit my blog to get the code in my sidebar and add it to your blog post!
Funny stories about watermelon with my first, who at a year old picked up and carried a whole watermelon in my parents’ home. No joke this tiny little nothing was pretty strong even back then! 😉
That’s amazing! What a great memory!
It may just be me, but I can’t find the linky or where to add my link. I haven’t written anything yet but for when I do, I’d like to know where to post it.
The linky is right above the Spin Cycle picture. I added my example to it. If you still can’t find it on your computer, just put your link in a comment when it’s ready, and I’ll add it for you!
I do see the picture, at least what I think is the picture, but it seems to be embedded in some kind of frame. Your link is shared in your post as an example but I do not see the usual link list or the add a link button. Anyway, my post is here: http://bloggingastrid.com/2015/08/03/love-to-perseverate-rare-diseases/
You’re linked! Thanks for joining the Spin Cycle this week. I do have a caption under the Spin Cycle picture, which is probably the frame you see. I’ll see if I can figure out why the linky isn’t showing up for you.
I hate onions! And people seem to love them. Cilantro too.
I remember as a kid I loved black jelly beans but no one else in my family did, so I’d get a whole basket of black jelly beans at Easter!
I do love onions and cook with them also, and I love cilantro, too! Plus, I hate black jelly beans. My mom loved them, so she would always eat them for me. 🙂 We seem to be taste opposites!
I don’t like “bone chicken” which seems difficult leaving in the south. I like chicken just fine, but no bones, please!
Now that is very interesting! Is that true for pork chops and ribs as well? I buy some bone-in meat because it’s cheaper than boneless.
Pingback: The Best Method of Reheating Pizza - This Busy Life
Just read your love/hate post and couldn’t figure out how to comment on it so I’ll comment here. My family is evenly divided when it comes to the love of 100% pure maple syrup. My husband and youngest daughter love it, and my oldest daughter and I prefer the fake stuff.
Thanks for bringing back the SpinCycle!
Thanks for commenting here! I had to disable comments on older posts because I was getting bombarded with spam, even though I have spam protection.