A tiny story from Midwinter’s Eve
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Truth be told, Possum was a solitary sort at heart, and as much as he loved hosting not one but two Yuletide parties each year, he also cherished the anticipatory hush of Midwinter’s Eve.
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A tiny story from Midwinter’s Eve:
Crow and her cousins, and even a number of the smaller birds, had all helped Old Possum carry the tree into his living room, where it now sat, with its rootball in a giant planter, in front of the window and well away from the fireplace. 🧵 1/3
A tiny story from Midwinter’s Eve
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Once the birds had left, Possum settled in by the fire — with several bowls of popcorn and berries, a needle, and five spools of thread — and let out a contented sigh.
@ElliottBlackwe3 Me, toooo! I’m envisioning a world like this in my own backyard, in tiny bursts of micro-fiction. Come visit us at https://t.co/aobVYTWyg6
@BexBookaholic Ah, yes. Totally understand! In that case (and if your brain is also “tired” from work) a walk or a nature break — and total focus on *that* — may help until the reading comes back around. Good luck; here’s hoping it won’t be too much longer. 💚
@BexBookaholic Try https://t.co/Jfi67QfuJN … they sell books at a bit of a discount (like the rainforest), but also give commissions and donations to actual brick-and-mortar bookshops.