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Author: Heaving Melon Created: 2/5/2008 7:45 PM
The Return

By Heaving Melon on 4/6/2008 10:30 PM

 

Over the course of the last week, I have had much time to reflect about what life is about. Why things happen, why things turn out the way they do. I am going to be vague about what I am talking about here, but the person I am speaking directly to will know. I know you tell me your nuts, but your not , your normal. You have the same fears we all do. You want what we all want. You need what we all want. Time goes by. Things change. Things stay the same. When things are different, things are the same. Nothing will ever change, except the calendar. Distance changes nothing it just proves what we both knew. We can never change. We need this. We want this. Mush is not bad it's what makes us cherish the moments we have.  We are more normal then you thought. Again you are normal, you have the same fears as I do. The same concerns.  We think more alike then you think we do. Funny how I bet you even missed the small talk, Didn't you?


If you didn't understand what I am talking about then you aren't on a giant trip right now are you.... 

Say hi to Bow-Bow

Under Estimated Freakiness

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By Heaving Melon on 3/23/2008 10:03 PM


Chesapeake City
Originally uploaded by heavingmelontoo

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By Heaving Melon on 3/23/2008 10:01 PM


Broken Windows
Originally uploaded by heavingmelontoo

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By Heaving Melon on 3/1/2008 7:26 PM

Color of Time

I don't normally photoshop my pictures but I saw this tutorial. I Think it really adds alot to the picture of this rusty old crane.

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By Heaving Melon on 2/24/2008 6:32 PM

Ventured north up 213 today into PA and took some pictures. Cold day but it was nice to get back into picture taking. My Favorite of the day.

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By Heaving Melon on 2/22/2008 8:16 PM

 

This was the WOW shooter. Good is just an understatement. It almost made the quest over. Cocktail sauce on the bottom, oyster resting over that and the rest of the shot glass filled with chilled vodka.  We almost went back for a second one.  It is hard to even put into words how good it was. Mama's was packed that night and we did out shots just standing up along the wall, but it didn't matter. Around $6 each for these, but they were well worth it. 

As of February 2008 we consider this our Number One Favorite.

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By Heaving Melon on 2/22/2008 7:34 PM

We didn't know at the time that the oyster shooter search had started, but it all started in Newport RI on an unusually warm weekend. We now know this would not be the best shooter we had but it was one of the more expensive at around $9 a shot. Since we didn't know we would be writing accounts of the shots at that point we don't remember the name of the place (but it might be H2O). The oyster was brought still on the half shell with cocktail sauce, a lemon and warm Grey Goose Vodka. Was it good ? Sure, but we now know that they can be much better. Also we were not Oyster Shooter experts at that point.  So the whole experience was just learning. We now know they are better chilled. This did hook us on Oyster shots.

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By Heaving Melon on 2/19/2008 10:28 PM

It all started rather innocently but now has turned into a quest of sorts. The search for the perfect oyster shooter. Any bar that has a raw bar usually has oyster shooters.  A typical recipe may go something like this:
Raw Oysters
Tomato juice
Horseradish
Pepper
Vodka
Lemon

Different bars will choose different ingredients, and you may get bigger oysters and more/less vodka. Variations on the alcohol also exist with beer and tequila being substituted for vodka.

So where this story starts while on vacation in New England, Newport RI to be exact, GF Melon said she would try a raw oyster if she was really drunk. Well then we discovered oyster shooters and she didn't have to be really drunk, but it did involve alcohol.  So since that day in early October we have tried several different places and I have decided to use the blog to keep track of which ones we liked a short review of each.

The reviews will follow over the next few days.

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By Heaving Melon on 2/17/2008 6:19 PM

I am back on Blogtimore I made my official return a week or so ago, but because the site changed I haven't been showing up. So to all the people that have read me in the past. I have returned. Not quite back up to speed yet but I will.

News Roundup:

This is a very shocking incident, that many people standing in the middle of the road at 3am.
Street Racing Accident

$675,000 for a license tag. My grandmother has a very low tag too and has been offered quite a bit of money
6 Tag Sold

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By Heaving Melon on 2/17/2008 5:06 PM


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The thoughts from the sometimes twisted, often misunderstood mind of a 35 year old father.
Mr. Melon as he likes to be called here is a software engineer residing north of Baltimore.
He might not always be funny but give him a break.

The name of this web site has nothing in the least to do with "Melons". 10-15 visitors each day think they have stumbled on melon heaven. Well not today.
Mr. Melon always thought that if he had a band the name would be, you guessed it. Now appearing live on stage The Heaving Melons. He had visions of laborers throwing melons. You know watermelons, but seems it must mean something else to some.

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