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"Ah-ah-AH-CHOOO!!" Meda sneezed loudly as the chill assaulted her nose. She looked out her door in dismay."Snow?? Who said it could snow??" She sneezed again, and retreated indoors to the fireside. She glanced around her home, taking a mental inventory. She had been shopping the day before, fortunately, so she had enough food and wood for at least two days. Hopefully the snow would be somewhat melted by then, enough to get into town at least. The pigs had feed and water. Who knows? Maybe they would enjoy the new white 'mush'. She didn't have anything to drink but milk, but it was going to have to do, for there was no way she was venturing away from the fire today.
Meda looked out. She and snow got along as well as a lit candle in the wind. Even in the taverns, on a cold day everyone knew where to find her; on the floor by the fire. Both Greg and her brother had teased that one day she would get too close and go up in flames.
Suddenly Meda had the oddest feeling; double homesickness. She was extremely eager to get home and see her family in Canterbury; yet at the same time, she was loathe to leave her family in Bath. 'Twas an odd delima indeed.
Another sneeze, and a cough escaped her throat. "Wonderful Meda. Now you're worrying yourself sick. What a wonderful way to prepare for a trip. Hrmph!" She set about cooking up one of her mother's special stews, grateful that she'd added a fish to her pantry as well.
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"Give every man (or woman) thine ear, but few thy voice." - Shakespeare

Meda looked out. She and snow got along as well as a lit candle in the wind. Even in the taverns, on a cold day everyone knew where to find her; on the floor by the fire. Both Greg and her brother had teased that one day she would get too close and go up in flames.
Suddenly Meda had the oddest feeling; double homesickness. She was extremely eager to get home and see her family in Canterbury; yet at the same time, she was loathe to leave her family in Bath. 'Twas an odd delima indeed.
Another sneeze, and a cough escaped her throat. "Wonderful Meda. Now you're worrying yourself sick. What a wonderful way to prepare for a trip. Hrmph!" She set about cooking up one of her mother's special stews, grateful that she'd added a fish to her pantry as well.
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"Give every man (or woman) thine ear, but few thy voice." - Shakespeare
