Friday, December 26, 2008
The fairytale, an answer and ladybirds.
1. We stop on The Common, in the December woods. Nick has something for me: a question and a ring.
2. I hug Nick and I feel as if I never want to let him go. But we have roast beef waiting for us at his parents' house, and some news to share. I put my gloves in my bag and we hurry on down the hill holding my hand so we can both see my great grandmother's Victorian diamonds in their new setting.
3. Chocolate ladybirds in red and black foil hide in the fruit bowl.
Drift, cutting fruit and clear floor.
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