
The way Mum put it, Aunt Beth lost it when she moved away from the civilised world, but maybe she’s been saner than any of us; she’s had years to acclimatise.
‘It’s ready but be careful, these get super hot,’ Beth says, pointing to the red enamel cup next to the matching kettle – who knew you didn’t need electricity to make coffee?
Beth’s cabin’s clean, dry and there’s good coffee – beats what’s left of civilisation.
Wonderful scene you establish here; I just love the cozy feeling that I get, wanting to be in that cabin to breathe in the aroma of the coffee and to feel the warmth of the stove. Gorgeous!
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I can actually picture the cabin and Aunt Beth! 😍
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Aunt Beth seems absolutely delightful ☺
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great lines, it gives me comforting feeling 😊
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You’ve perfectly captured the cosy feel of that kitchen with your words. I’d love to retreat to a cabin like that 🙂
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I’m inspired, would you mind if I were to attempt some of this through my blog?
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Not at all, please go ahead. Just link back to this post so I’ll know you’ve joined in and I’ll add you to the weekly round-up: https://only100words.xyz/2016/04/28/three-line-tales-week-thirteen/
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Noted, thank you!
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