Here's where you need to start

[digitS']

A. Select the closest non-fiction book to you.

B. Turn to page 133.

C. The last sentence of the last full paragraph on that page is the first line of your memoir.

D. This is how it is, I didn't make these rules!

Steve

 

[digitS']

I'll start ...

"Serve with a garnish of fresh bay leaves and sprigs of rosemary."

Steve

 

[Artichoke Lover]

Well the closest nonfiction was a old algebra textbook. Since any number multiplied by 1 equals itself, x is the same as 1 times x or 1x.
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[flowerbug]

the closest book didn't have that many pages. bad sign? next closest book:

"He may not even be able to explain why or how his memory dictates this answer to the question, and yet be sure and deservedly sure, that his reply is a sincere and reliable dictate of memory."

 

[AMKuska]

"I guarantee that you will feel a thrill when your dog races fearlessly up a full-height teeter, slams to a halt at the outer edge, and races off after the teeter hits the ground."

 

[Cosmo spring garden]

"Let the mixture stand for 24 hours, well covered, stirring two or three times in an up-and-down motion to introduce oxygen into the mixture."

 

[Pulsegleaner]

I can't tell you, as the nearest book to me at this time is in Chinese!

 

[Messybun]

What a comfort!
Each New Day, Corrie Ten Boom.
Short and sweet lol.