The Warming Air
This week a guest brought ice cream to share. “Get out the bowls from the dining room,” said husband, his pleasure in using them evident.
We bought the bowls in Japan. They are small – just the right size for my fist to fit snugly. The exterior is a milky white, a white with a touch of gray, like the color of a frozen pond.
Each interior is a different pattern in blue and white. The rim of each is a chocolate brown, a lighter version of the syrup we pour over our coffee ice cream.
In the dining room, a branch of blooming forsythia is a cheerful yellow against the maroon of the velvet drapes.
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