Day One Hundred Eighty Two 2012

IT WAS SO HOT…..

I tried to fry an egg on the street this afternoon (didn’t want to have to clean up the sidewalk where people walk—except that it was so hot, nobody was outside walking). Our local time and temperature channel said it was 105 degrees. You’d think that was hot enough to fry an egg on asphalt.

Nope! The egg white never did cook and the yellow popped and eventually dried up in the heat. So, no, it was not “hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk”—or on the street. Still, not a good day for anyone to be outside.

Day One Hundred Eighty One 2012

Summer has set in with its usual severity. ~Samuel Taylor Coleridge
There’s nothing else I can add to that!
Happy TGIF, everyone!

Day One Hundred Eighty 2012

POSTCARDS FROM A HOT THURSDAY

My Mango Mania Smoothie at Cream City Ice Cream And Coffee Shop this afternoon~

Grand daughter Shelby loves her some dark chocolate ice cream in a dish~

Grandson Elijah always chooses the flavors with the prettiest colors~Superman and Daiquiri Ice, side by side~

Daughter Kelly enjoyed a scoop of Cake Batter~sorry, none for Grandson Knox~

It’s true~Life Is Cool~inside the ice cream shop~

Hot town! Summer In The City!~Cookeville Depot getting a facelift~

One.Hundred.Four.~

Grandpeeps all over the floor at my house~

Grandson Knox cracking up at Grandpa’s silliness~
Good times!

Day One Hundred Seventy Nine 2012

Heat, ma'am! it was so dreadful here, that I found there was nothing left for it but to take off my flesh and sit in my bones. ~Sydney Smith, Lady Holland's Memoir

When I walk across my back yard, the grass crunches beneath my flip flops. Too hot to be outside. No rain in sight. And Summer just got started.

Day One Hundred Seventy Eight 2012

Grandson Knox checking out the menu for supper at the new meat-n-three restaurant in our town—Family Traditions Café. We’ve been a couple of times before and loved the food. This time we took Knox’s daddy, Kerry. He loved it, too.

Knox couldn’t decide what to order, so he ate the menu.