Photo prompt: Todd Foltz
“Are you sure it will work?”
Tim’s chin bobbed up and down enthusiastically.
A bit too enthusiastically. It looked suspiciously like an I’m-clueless-but-want-to-pretend-I’m-not kind of nod.
Benny frowned. He had a bad feeling about the whole plan. “I still think we should have brought a proper pan.”
“Nah,” Tim waved his hand and pointed to the ball of molten orange glaring at them from the horizon. The light shimmered. “They said it was going to be hot enough to fry eggs.”
“In the carton? Don’t you need to crack them first?”
Tim shrugged. “We can always make hard boiled ones.”
For Rochelle’s Friday Fictioneers
Na'ama Yehuda 
Solar power. Definitely eco eggs. Nice one.
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Yeah … I would not recommend on eating them after they get ‘fried’ THIS way … π
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Oh Tim… π
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π He may need to make new plans for dinner … π
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They might be quite disappointed. I think Tim is over optimistic.
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LOL, yeah, I agree … (and I REALLY hope he doesn’t try to EAT the eggs … because that might land him in the ED …)
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The triumph of hope over experience
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Triumph? Or not … π We shall see … but I think you are correct about the ‘experience’ not ending up all that it’s hoped to be … π
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Think they may be waiting a while…
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I think you’re right!!! π
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Na’ama Y’karah,
There’s a lot to be said for Tim’s optimism. I don’t think I’d want to eat one of those eggs after they’ve been sitting out in the sun. π Cute story.
When I saw the title my mind went to my kindergarten days when the other kids called me Small Fry. π
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Ah, I was hoping it’ll come across ambiguous … π Yay. Success … (and those Kindergarten kids had heard this from some adults, I dare say…).
Tim’s adorable, but I would not eat his culinary creations. I don’t even want to start describing his idea of mudpies … π
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Are you sure their names aren’t Tweedledee and Tweedledum? I guess the worst that can happen is they have egg on their faces.
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Lol!!! ππ£π³
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Not sure that’s gonna work. but full points for trying! π
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LOL, yeah, and hopefully another lunch option!
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Enjoyable read!
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π Glad you enjoyed it! (Note: I don’t recommend their culinary results… ;))
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Hahaha π Good one!
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π Yay! Glad you enjoyed it! π
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I wonder if they were successful!
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Possibly … in getting food poisoning … π
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I hope they brought something else to eat while they’re waiting… π
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Yeah, especially as they’ll be waiting a REALLY LONG TIME … π
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I must have read this no knowing yesterday, or just not commenting because I already “liked” it, but I love it. Cook them in the container…!
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LOL, yeah, I don’t think that works very well in the sun … but, hey, they get points for trying (and hopefully no Emergency Department visit for REALLY trying … π ).
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Benny is on to something. His buddy should listen.
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Lol, yeah, he should…..π
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I’d love to see their faces if the eggs hatched and lots of little chicks popped out!
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LOL!!!! That was one scenario I did not expect, but yeah, if they ‘incubate’ them in the sun …. LOL
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They need to run for the hills, or should that be the loo
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LOL, If they eat it, then the loo … π
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We all know a know it all who has got his wires crossed, but we don’t want to point out his mistakes – simple because he wouldn’t listen in any case. There is nothing like the experience of ‘getting it wrong’ to aid learning.
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Hopefully not with an ED visit … π
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