And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

So Mary, Foss, Starn, and several of her friends were packing eggs into cartons at an Iowa

factory in 1951, when they hatched a goofy plan to live it up their work day.

Before gets this egg, please write me, and she wrote it on several eggs with a pencil,

and she added, Miss Mary Foss, for a city Iowa, along with the date, April 2, 1951.

And the kids say we heard this egg story our entire lives.

Our mom always thought it would be fun to get a response.

Then, out of nowhere, 72 years later, her cousin came across a Facebook post about her mom's

autographed egg.

Somebody posted this John Elma Fadano from New Jersey under weird and wonderful secondhand

finds that just need to be shared.

Here's something you don't see every day, read the post.

It's an egg from 1951.

Egg is still inside, though petrified.

It was given to me by an elderly gentleman friend around 20 years ago.

He had found it in a dozen eggs he purchased at New York City back in 1951.

So what, he didn't respond, he just kept it dummy.

It reads, whoever finds this egg, please write me, Miss Mary Foss, for a city Iowa, April

2, 1951.

So it is the egg.

I'm guessing a shout out from a young Iowa egg farm worker who dreamed of making exciting

friends in faraway cities.

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