Dateline New Orleams……97 degrees…105- 115 heat index…..even for us, it is ridiculous…..pat becker
I’m a little jealous of your heat, as I sit here with frozen toes.
but then I look at those eggs, and associate gross salmonella eggs with heat and decide to go get socks. 🙂
ps. Glad I found you via the blog hop!
Oh wow! It has probably been that hot here. If I tried your experiment though, my cats would probably eat the egg and then yak all over the house. Just my luck.
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Ha ha… I always hear that expression but have never tried it. The heat index is 115 here in New Orleans and it was still over 90 after 10 o’clock at night!
what a great science experiment! Bet the kids loved it!?!
thats too funny! i thought of trying this a little while back when we were having some really hot days but never did! happy WW!
My neighbor and I decided that if we didn’t care about the paint, we could fry one up pretty quick on the hood of our cars.
with a touch of salmonella.
My daughter and I did this, too!
Your too funny! This Texas heat is killing me!!
I don’t like eggs at all, but I’ve been using that saying all month!!!
Crazy! I can’t believe your weather! It’s only about 67 degrees in Seattle–cloudy, foggy, overcast. We’re still waiting for summer!
AHAHAHA! I love it! That’s too funny – and kinda gross. 😉 Princess Nagger wants to know if you could cook scrambled eggs on the sidewalk? 🙂
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Dateline New Orleams……97 degrees…105- 115 heat index…..even for us, it is ridiculous…..pat becker
I’m a little jealous of your heat, as I sit here with frozen toes.
but then I look at those eggs, and associate gross salmonella eggs with heat and decide to go get socks. 🙂
ps. Glad I found you via the blog hop!
Oh wow! It has probably been that hot here. If I tried your experiment though, my cats would probably eat the egg and then yak all over the house. Just my luck.
Found you through Thirsty Thursday and am your newest follower!
Ha ha… I always hear that expression but have never tried it. The heat index is 115 here in New Orleans and it was still over 90 after 10 o’clock at night!
what a great science experiment! Bet the kids loved it!?!
thats too funny! i thought of trying this a little while back when we were having some really hot days but never did! happy WW!
My neighbor and I decided that if we didn’t care about the paint, we could fry one up pretty quick on the hood of our cars.