What makes some things get cold and other things get hot in the same room at the same time?
This is Professor Mordy Maven, Thinker, Wonderer, and Figure-Outer of all things Science-ish. What that basically means is I try really hard to figure stuff out. I do the hard work, so you don’t have to!
The other day, I woke up as hungry as a lion. I raced down the stairs to discover my loving and wonderful mother standing in the kitchen. “Hungry, Mordy?” she asked. “ROOOAAARRR!” I responded. (Actually, I said, Yeah, Ma. But my stomach grumbled so loud it sounded like I was roaring.)
My mother realized that the situation was serious. She quickly whipped up two eggs just the way I like them, with pineapple chunks, fried mushrooms, and Gouda cheese. (Hey, I don’t judge what you eat! Don’t judge me either.) Then she poured me a tall glass of cold, frothy milk.
I was all ready to sit down and dig in when I suddenly remembered that I’d left my electromagnoscopic fidget spinner pop-it in my room and I’d promised that I would bring it to school to show Chaim. I left the food on the table and ran back upstairs to find it.
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