To acquire knowledge, one must study; but to acquire wisdom, one must observe.
– Marilyn Vos Savant
Day 17
There is a quaint little café called La Madeleine, of which some of you might have heard. I’ve only seen them attached to small strip malls, so the exterior is nothing special. Inside, though, it looks like a cozy cottage in the Southern countryside of France. The bricks around the fireplace and around the hearth were rugged but elegant, and old, dusty books lined skinny shelves on the walls. This fireplace separated the two small halves of the French café, making it cozy and private.
The chocolate cake (sacher torte) was as rich in flavor as the warmth coming from the fire. I studied my mug filled with toasty hazelnut latte; the milk foam floating atop the espresso and milk stuck to the edges while I sipped. I wished I could scrape the foam from the sides and pile it on top like the bubbles in a bubble bath. The cup warmed up my frigid fingers; they always get so cold.
I really like this! So do you write a short piece for the blog every day?
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Yes! This is the first time I’m ever doing this challenge. I joined a group doing it for 31 days in October. The host provided a word every day for us to use if we want, or we can come up with something on our own. This month I take about five minutes (sometimes a bit longer) and write about my October day. 🙂
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Sounds pretty cool! Might try it in the future. 😉
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I recommend it! It gets a little challenging to make yourself write everyday, but it feels good once it’s done! And doing these five-minute writings really makes it easier than planning a whole 600-700 word gigantic post every day.
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I can imagine! It’s also interesting to look back to it and trace your thoughts throughout the month. Definitely a cool idea!
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