Many years ago on our honeymoon my husband and I traveled across the USA and back. It took us a month stopping whenever we felt like it and wandering off to places that looked interesting. We had a few goals in mind as far as places to visit and people to see but mainly we just "did our own thing." But one of those people on our list to see was my husband's uncle who lived in California.
He graciously opened up his home to us and we spent a few days with him. Somewhere along the line we got to talking about my writing, chocolate and my love of both. "So, you must own a Chocolate Bible," he said. I laughed and said, "Well, if there was such a thing I'd own it. Huh, what a concept, a Chocolate Bible. Somebody should write one." I remember the funny look he gave me but he simply smiled, sipped his coffee and we went on with our conversation.
About a month after returning home to our little apartment a package arrived in the mail from my husband's uncle. Odd, he'd already given us a wedding present. But wait, this was addressed to me, not to the both of us, with a note: "Thought you might want this."
I do.