Here’s my step-by-step guide to making your entire house smell really bad!
Step one: Obtain a plastic cupcake carrier and bake some cupcakes. The photo below is my carrier of choice.
Step two: Share your cupcakes with family. Bring the carrier home and be too lazy to wash frosting residue off it right away.
Step three: Leave the carrier out until your food monger Siberian Husky starts to lick it in the middle of the night.
Step four: Hide the cupcake carrier in the oven from said food monger.
Step five: Forget about the cupcake carrier. A few days later, preheat your oven to 400 degrees.
Step six: About thirty minutes after turning your oven on, realize that you smell something. Remember that you left the cupcake carrier in the oven. Have a look in the oven. A puff of smoke should greet you.
Step seven: Realize the cupcake carrier is melted and savor the horrible aroma within your home for a few hours. It should induce a whopper of a headache.
Step eight: Spend $77 on new oven racks.
Step nine: Vow to always wash the dishes before bed.
I take full blame for this!!! I’m the one who was lazy and hid it in the oven!
How about we both take blame?! Team work! LOL.
Ha, ha, ha!!!! You had me laughing from the moment I read the title. I absolutely LOVE your ability to find the humor and laugh. I hate when things like that happen, but laughing about it is wayyyyy better than freaking out. 🙂
Hmmmm, latest kitchen mishap…
So I made a horrible, new recipe that really ended up being a wreck; and Brady commented that dinner smelled disgusting.
Nate: “Brady! That’s not respectful! Your mother is working really hard to make you a nice fish dinner!”
Me: “It’s chicken.”
Nate: “Oh….”
Ha, ha, ha!!!!
He felt SO bad that he thought my chicken smelled like fish, but it really did. It was NOT a good dinner, and we ended up ordering pizza. Ha, ha!
I’m so glad I could make you laugh! Your story made me feel so much better about mine! I’m not the only one with kitchen mishaps! I shared your story with Jimmy and he was cracking up, too!
Ha ha ha!!
Oh dear, the cost of not washing the carrier. I’m waiting for part 2 on how you save the day.
Haha, yes… the price was HIGH! How I saved the day… hmmm.. I baked some cupcakes once we got the new oven racks in 🙂
What a series of unfortunate events lol. Love you Al!
Yup… perfect description. A series of unfortunate events!
Step Eight: take the melted carrier to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and explain that its a 3D rendering of a Salvador Dali painting. See if they’ll put it on display and make you rich and famous
YES. I love that idea 🙂 I need the money for new oven racks!
Hahaha this is just too much! I’m really sorry but grateful that your misfortune gave me some early morning giggles!
I’m so glad I could make you giggle 🙂
That is quite an art piece LOL. I’m so glad you turned this annoying situation into a humorous one to share ❤
Hahah, yes… totally artwork. Totally meant to do that 😉
Love the narration!
Seems to me we have done similar things…
Love 💕 you
Dad
🙂
I’m glad you could enjoy it! Love you!
Oh my goodness!! This is hilarious and terrible at the same time, haha!
Agreed… equal parts hilarious and terrible 😉
Haha! You had me laughing and cringing at the same time. What a mess!
It was such a disaster! It’s funny to look back on now 🙂
OH NOOO! I hope you opened allll the windows to let those toxic fumes escape!!
Ohhhh yes! Every. single. window. 🙂