It was silly, but the snow tasted sweet.
posted by Sam Bett at 4:09 AM
Friday, September 30, 2005
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As it melted on his tongue, it reminded him of -- what else? -- his mother.
There were snow banks all around: he was convinced she was lying frozen beneath one of them, and that only the spring thaw would bring the end to the mystery.
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