is no rookie
when her kid asks
for a fresh cookie.
AC's overworked,
triple digit degrees.
Mom gets creative -
grabs her car keys.
Out to the driveway,
our four wheel oven.
Dashboard cookies -
oatmeal raisin lovin'!
On Monday, we baked cookies...in our car...on our driveway.
| Kia dashboard delights! |
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| Mmm, delicious! |
22 comments:
Oh my...and I thought the SC heat was unbearable this week! I hope things cool down for you soon, Bridget! = )
Thanks, Becky! August was actually mild (for the desert) and wet, but September is starting out hot! = )
Dashboard cookies? Wow!
The first stanza cracked me up, Bridget. What an inventive Mom!
You learn something every day...dashboard cookies!
Wow - now THAT is hot. And way to use it for something yummy! :0)
My daughter was happy!
Thanks, Laura! Always trying to stay ahead of the game...and the heat. = )
Yep, Tara, a local news crew cooked breakfast on the sidewalk (on aluminum foil) and then ate it. = )
Yep, Robyn, sometimes you've got turn a seemingly bitter situation into something sweet. = )
That's almost a science experiment! Glad it worked -- so much better than heating up the house!
I had no idea it could be done, Bridget. What a great memory to capture. It's cold enough here to contemplate turing on the heat! Definitely weather changes in Colorado! Love that middle stanza!
The dashboard delight looks yum! :)
Three cheers for desert Mama!
Arrgh! That is too much heat for me to even think about. :)
You are seriously one creative Mama! As we used to say in NM... "but it's a dry heat." If your cookies need a steam bath, send them my way!
Thanks, Tabatha! It took longer than the house oven, but it was a fun "experiment". = )
Thanks, Linda! Turn on the heat?!? Wow, that won't come until December...or maybe January in Tucson. I love hearing from all corners of the country on PF. = )
Thanks, Myra! They were pretty good (and gooey) as you can see by my daughter's delighted grin. = )
Thanks, thanks, and thanks for Mary Lee!
Thanks, Karen! Luckily, it is not this hot all the time. We just seized the opportunity. = )
Thanks, Michelle! Yes, we use that "dry heat" phrase often, but it doesn't fool anyone, hot is hot, except during monsoons, when hot is humid. = )
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