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I ran out of vanilla beans & rock sugar. The porcelain bowls were left with this peculiar mush of bitterness. An odd sharpness shuddering down into my empty stomach. My fingers slipped: I added a pinch too much of regret & a tablespoon of sadness. One day, airy concoctions that taste like summer memories will flit in and out of the kitchen window. It's okay, & maybe if I am lucky someone's knee will playfully bump against mine. Flour on noses & cheeks. One day.
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Aug 26, 2015
Aug 26, 2015 at 9:05 AM UTC
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I ran out of vanilla beans & rock sugar. The porcelain bowls were left with this peculiar mush of bitterness. An odd sharpness shuddering down into my empty stomach. My fingers slipped: I added a pinch too much of regret & a tablespoon of sadness. One day, airy concoctions that taste like summer memories will flit in and out of the kitchen window. It's okay, & maybe if I am lucky someone's knee will playfully bump against mine. Flour on noses & cheeks. One day.
Starting the cookbook series! (I don't get the opportunity to cook often, but I plan to do so asap. The first thing I want to cook is creamy pumpkin + garlic bread.) What do you like to cook? x
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Aug 26, 2015
Aug 26, 2015 at 9:05 AM UTC
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