Heat Wave
It has been hot lately. And not just any kind of hot. It has been hot-so-many-days-in-a-row-that-it-might-as-well-just-stay-hot-a-couple-more-days-so-we-can-at-least-set-a-record-or-something hot. Well, that record is going to have to wait until another year. We had an 18-day streak of 100 degree or more highs. The official high temperature in DFW yesterday was a measly 96 degrees. (I know, bummer, right?) The local meteorologist jokingly assured us, however, that we’ll be right back up there in the triple digits for another seven days or so. Personally, I don’t think it’s much of a joke. The record, by the way, was 40 days in a row back in 1980.
So how do you entertain yourself when the heat is so blistering? Even swimming doesn’t sound very appealing because when it’s this hot, the water becomes warm. (No thanks. If I want to take a bath in my swim trunks, I’ll just do it at home. It’s also less crowded.) You could stay inside all day and watch crime show marathons. You could even put on your jogging shorts and running shoes so that it feels more like a marathon.
Or . . .
Since there’s an almost-national egg recall right now, there is one thing you could do.
Around four in the afternoon, you could run out and cook up some eggs on the sidewalk. You don’t even need a pan! Just mist the walkway in some non-stick cooking spray and get crackin’! I wouldn’t recommend eating them, though. I’m about 86% sure this doesn’t cook the salmonella out.
Even though the eggs in your fridge probably don’t have salmonella, I still wouldn’t recommend eating this sidewalk experiment.
4 comments:
Soooo... There's a 14% chance that you would try eating the experiment you just cooked up on the sidewalk...
Um . . . yeah, I guess you could say that.
I live in Fort Worth area and yes, I can quite agree: it's been a hot, friggin summer this year. And I had thought that the colder winter -- at least snow wise -- would have provided a milder summer? I was mistaken! LOL. Come on Autumn! -- That'll be in what? Mid October here? :)
Mid October would be nice, but it always seems like Thanksgiving before the high temps get down into the 70s...
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