Did she say three heaped spoons to one cup, or one heaped spoon to three cups? My memory failed me, and the jar’s Hellenic script was no help, so I’d decided on a stronger brew.
Now I sit and wait for his return, watching the siren red kettle infusing promises of Aphrodite’s herbal potion.
Inspiration from Sonya’s Three Line Tales, Week 13. I love the photo prompt for this week’s edition so I finally joined in! I’m really enjoying brevity at the moment.
Work in Progress 
Yes, this could go to so many different places. I love the opening lines.
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Thanks Marissa. Yes, it could get interesting haha.
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Lovely tale! I wonder if he got the right recipe, goodluck!
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Thank you! If a little is good, a lot must be great, right? 🙂
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I agree! I want mine strong too, LOL!
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Haha 🙂
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Welcome to TLT, so glad to have you!
Fab lines, and this could get pretty interesting – what if the brew’s too strong 😀
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Hi Sonya! Thanks, and thanks also for hosting! Well, you can’t have too much love, right? 🙂 haha
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What a great, romantic spin on making a cup of tea! Can’t wait for his return! Lovely take on the prompt
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Thanks Lynn. He doesn’t know what he’s in for haha.
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🙂
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Oh Lord!
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haha he might be saying that too…
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Someone will be heady with love from all that brew 😉
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🙂
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Make mine nice and strong! Great lines!
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Thanks! Okay, one cup coming up! 🙂
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Looking forward to it! 🙂
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I love open endings, makes you wonder what happened next and come up with all sorts of situations! Nice one😀
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Thanks Sonali 🙂
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