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Rhonda Lair (from left), Keasih Lair, Katie Lair and Michael Cantrell look for just the right watermelon to buy Saturday at Louis Lasyone's stand on Lower Third Street in Alexandria, near the Purple Heart Memorial Bridge. Melinda Martinez/mmartinez@thetowntalk.com
With a name like Sugartown, the watermelons had better be sweet.
Their roadside watermelons stands were doing pretty good business on Saturday, as the Fourth of July holiday time is a favorite time for families to enjoy watermelons. Prices generally ranged from $6 to $12 depending on the sizes of the melons.
Katie Lair of Alexandria, who picked out a watermelon for her family at Lasyone’s stand, said she wants the watermelon to be “sweet, good, juicy.”
When it comes to eating watermelons, “sometimes I put salt on it, but I like it cold,” Lair said.
She tapped on the melons as she was picking one out because she’s always heard that “the hollower it is, the better.“
@ that stud wench rocking matching outfits with her Cheddar Bob cac daddy and preferring her watermelon the salt flavored...this levels of c00nery is par for the course for the IR mammies around here though.i actually frequent that area and have seen that old cac whom runs that stand pushing watermelon on the side of the highway adjacent to a nearby black community.
i'm
on site at that broke Marshall Mathers and Gangta Boo zebra couople if i run into them.
NEG
Carry on
