Challenge
Use a candle.
Process:
1. Using vinegar, write a secret message [or draw a snail] on a white piece of paper.
2. Allow it to dry.
3. Carefully apply heat to the paper.
4. Voila!
Snail By Candlelight
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Notes:
Very FuN and DANGEROUS! Next time I will use a hairdryer.
Imagine the aroma of the heated [sometimes burning] vinegared paper mingling with the Morning Glory scent of the Beanpod Candle.
Nearby a brewing pot of morning coffee is competing with its blend of simple and pure Colombian beans. This is a coffee "with hints of tangerine combined with raw sugar and roasted walnut flavor notes".
A slight scent of cilantro from the previous evening's meal [but more likely from the garbage basket under the sink] compliments the air.
An odiferous event such as this may never again occur!
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Bibliography:
Codes & Secret Writing by Herbert S. Zim, 1948, Scholastic Book Services, USA.
Long ago this paperback was thoughtfully set aside by Steve's mom. [Thank you, Mom!]
The book includes many ideas. There is something wonderful and clever about writing notes to your friends in secret code!
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1 comment:
YES, neighbor!
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