The chocolate truffle is smooth and creamy within, and covered in cocoa powder without. This handmade delight is one of twelve. Only eight remain. They live their short lives in a box adorned by a simple golden bow.
Thank you, Amy. I appreciate your reading my contributions to the river! I don't know if I'm doing this exactly how I should be, but I am having fun with it. And now for another truffle! xoxo
You know, although I think I very much understand and appreciate the guidelines Fiona and Kaspa have offered for "how to" write a small stone, I also think there's no bad way to take a moment to really observe something, in whatever form that observation takes, and then to write about it.
Yes, Amy. I somehow came to a similar conclusion a couple of days ago, and am now less "hung up on it". So whatever comes is okay. Fiona's weekly message this past Friday was most helpful in this regard. I would link it here, but I'm not sure how...
Love the idea of the truffles "living their short lives." ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Amy. I appreciate your reading my contributions to the river! I don't know if I'm doing this exactly how I should be, but I am having fun with it. And now for another truffle! xoxo
ReplyDeleteSomething similar sits on my desk and is being diminished in the same way.
ReplyDeleteHildred and Charles: Yum! Happy writing ~
ReplyDeleteYou know, although I think I very much understand and appreciate the guidelines Fiona and Kaspa have offered for "how to" write a small stone, I also think there's no bad way to take a moment to really observe something, in whatever form that observation takes, and then to write about it.
ReplyDeleteYes, Amy. I somehow came to a similar conclusion a couple of days ago, and am now less "hung up on it". So whatever comes is okay. Fiona's weekly message this past Friday was most helpful in this regard. I would link it here, but I'm not sure how...
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