Trudging over the snow with the wind biting and chewing at our faces, we were
so glad to arrive at the tiny snow hut built out from the frozen shoreline on
the dark northern lake. Entering the small but surprisingly roomy hut, we were
glad to be able to whip off our snow encrusted scarves and warm our cold hands
over the heat coming from the old Quebec style wooden stove. Smiling and
kissing, we soon managed to feel quite hot in the little hut, but true to
purpose, we untangled ourselves and moved to untangle our lines. We were there
for the ice fishing and fish we must. It's a man thing, but fun to watch the
little boy in the tall man's body engrossed in baiting the hooks.
As the fish lines were carefully lowered through the deep ice to the black cold
waters below, I leaned over for a hot, sizzling kiss, but the immediate jerk on
the line quickly pulled us apart. With a dazzling boyish smile on his
handsome face, my Valentine magically seem to make the huge pickerel fly from
the deep waters, to the wooden cutting board and land in the butter laden
frying pan sizzling on the hot stove.
Never had fish tasted this wonderful and so sensuous as we ate and licked the
butter off each other’s chins! But, as wonderful as it was, nothing could
compare to the hot melting kisses that was our Valentine’s night dessert.
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