So, you know that egg casserole that is supposed to sit overnight?

What happens when you let an egg casserole sit for 4 nights?!?!

Yes, I tried to be all I'm-gonna-be-prepared-and-make-an-easy-dinner-ahead-of-time-and-all-I'll-have-to-do-is-pop-it-in-the-oven. Well I forgot about it.

For 4 days and nights.

And this is how it looks.

SO - the question is, should we eat it?

Here is what's in it:

Eggs (10, organic of course - why couldn't I mess up the 'regular' ones?)

Milk

Bread crusts

Shredded cheddar cheese

It has been covered and in a fridge in my basement this whole time. The basement frides is good for storing things, but bad for forgetting them.

Plan Ahead #FAIL

Have you ever tried to be on top of things only to screw them up?

Snow Removal #FAIL

Yes it's almost April but every day I am, and probably will continue to be, reminded of the snow we had this winter.

You see The Mister tried to do the good-homeowner thing and spare our dying birch tree by knocking off the snow. The poor thing was struggling under the weight of the snow and bent so far over our driveway he was afraid the branches would snap.

So he took a broom and tossed it up into the tree to knock off the snow.

Then he tossed a rake.

Why? Because the broom never came back down.

Neither did the rake.

Let's play that fun game I used to love in the Highlights For Children , "Hidden Pictures ", where you look for a list of objects hidden in the image:

Can you find the rake and the broom?

ANSWER:

Yes, still there and they are about 30 feet off the ground...until next winter when a big snow storm might bring those branches back down to within reach.

For more Hidden Pictures fun you can also check out the iPhone app!

Janine

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