Is it hot enough to fry an egg?

Last summer I decided to test the saying “It’s so hot that you can fry an egg.” First, I took fresh eggs, a mixing bowl, and a piece of foil outside. Then I broke the eggs and poured them onto a foil. I waited for 10 minutes, but nothing happened. I moved the eggs from a garden stone to the driveway, hoping that the asphalt would be hot enough to do the job. 30 minutes later I was very hot and very disappointed . I was glad to escape the heat. Inside I searched YouTube to find out if other people had experienced a failure with this cooking idea. Many people wanted to test this belief. They were mistaken the same way I was. One video proved that it’s possible to cook eggs on a hot day only with the help of a magnifying glass that increases the temperature. I did not have the right equipment to continue my experiment. I cleaned my mess, or removed evidence, and cooked the eggs on the regular stove. Finally, I posted all pictures and links to my blog.
I invite you to share a story about an experiment in which you will use transition words “first, then, later, finally.”

Let’s find out.
Put on a hat and sunglasses before you start your cooking experiment. Follow these easy steps.
1. Take one or two eggs.
2. Break them and beat well.
3. Pour the eggs into a sheet of aluminum foil placed on a garden stone.
4. Cook until done stirring.
Set the table.
Were you lucky to serve your eggs with a pinch of parsley from the chef’s garden and enjoy your meal?

Find out what happened to these folks.
How to fry eggs on a sidewalk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atSCe6u8TaA
It’s the middle of the summer and it’s hot …
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tqdgSmalHQ&feature=related
On the car roof
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDZ5OCUjq1Y&feature=related
How to fry an egg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paJshg5lHuA&NR=1&feature=fvwp