The parchment unrolled in Ruth’s hands. An aroma of cinnamon and incense rose from the ancient document as Ruth deciphered the cryptic writing.
…Nothing is cast in iron…all burn in a wood fire…
This is a post from back in 2011 from Delores when she first began the Wednesday Words. It was fun then, and it is fun now.
The bold words are from Wednesday words from that time.
33 words
It is a fun meme and I am glad it continues.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if Delores could have known how this has progressed and continued.
DeleteYet another story that deserves expansion.
ReplyDeleteYes, it could. It is something I will consider. thanks.
DeleteI wonder what that all means. Probably not what we think it does.
ReplyDeleteIt could be that Ruth found this scroll when cleaning out her gr-mother's chest. And, it could be a recipe and directions?
DeleteCinnamon is one of my favourite aromas.
ReplyDeleteI love that smell when baking an apple pie.
DeleteCinnamon, to me, is the scent of fall and winter. Apple pies, spiced cider, pumpkin pies, scented decorations. It's a wonderful aroma. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteSomething about baking apple pie makes me feel warm.
DeleteAn interesting snippet of a tale, I wonder if there's more where it came from.
ReplyDeleteI haven't considered expanding this. But maybe.
DeleteThat's a strange quote. Maybe your expansion of the tale will help us understand it.
ReplyDeleteNo, I have no plans at this time. Later, maybe. this was 33 words long.
DeleteI too think cinnamon has a wonderful aroma and goes so well with apple.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Once we went to an Open House. there was an incredible cinnamon smell all through the house. The owners had saucepan simmering cinnamon, and it changed the house a lot.
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