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Dark clouds loom in the sky; now the sound of thunder breaks the stillness of the evening air. A flash of lightning lights up the dark sky. A light drizzle at first and then a heavy downpour. My heart revels… at the beautiful sight of the white rain outside my window. And my mouth waters as I see a large slab of dark chocolate on the table. Is this not a little unfair that it should be just sitting there? So I decide to nibble on it And marvel at its bitterness. As I watch the falling rain, I tell myself I shall eat as long as it continues to rain. But it rains for a couple of hours and the chocolate is no longer there. I now wonder - why I ate it all without a care! Gita Ashok 10/10/10, 10:40 am
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Oct 9, 2010
Oct 9, 2010 at 9:17 PM UTC
Chocolate in the Rain
Dark clouds loom in the sky; now the sound of thunder breaks the stillness of the evening air. A flash of lightning lights up the dark sky. A light drizzle at first and then a heavy downpour. My heart revels… at the beautiful sight of the white rain outside my window. And my mouth waters as I see a large slab of dark chocolate on the table. Is this not a little unfair that it should be just sitting there? So I decide to nibble on it And marvel at its bitterness. As I watch the falling rain, I tell myself I shall eat as long as it continues to rain. But it rains for a couple of hours and the chocolate is no longer there. I now wonder - why I ate it all without a care! Gita Ashok 10/10/10, 10:40 am
This is my very own experience one evening a couple of months back.
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Oct 9, 2010
Oct 9, 2010 at 9:17 PM UTC
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