But the cheese seemed to “relax” as it spread its gorgeous self a bit too far across the confines of the bread.
Reminded me of the slumped stance of the girl in that painting “Little Girl in a Blue Armchair” by Mary Cassat.
The slumpy sprawl of the cheese became a meme that took over the small world of the crostini. The fig marmalade and mustard followed suit, spreading into the same languorous sprawl.
I think I love him.
I’m talking about Irv.
That’s normal, right?
I’m not talking about a weird love.
I’m talking about a “like we love our pets” love.
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