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Eating a Very Big Piece of Tiramisu at Amaroo

Everything is relative, even the sweetest of desserts

Mitch Ditkoff
2 min readSep 15, 2024
Photo by Victoria Aleksandrova on Unsplash

I am thinking about last night’s tiramisu
and how big of a piece it was
and how insanely delicious and
how I told myself I would only eat half
and how it was large enough, it seemed,
to feed an army
and how it might have just
set a new Guinness World Record
for the biggest piece of tiramisu
ever served in a restaurant, anywhere.

It was at this precise moment in time
that I found myself looking up at the stars
in the middle of the night
on my way back from the bathroom to my tent
here in the Australian outback –
Amaroo, to be more precise, the “beautiful place” –
a land once inhabited by an indigenous people
whose name I cannot pronounce
and whose children probably knew
how to make long pieces of rope
from the leaves of massive trees that no longer exist.

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Mitch Ditkoff
Mitch Ditkoff

Written by Mitch Ditkoff

Co-Founder of Idea Champions. Author of 7 books. Student of Prem Rawat. Human being. Giving my new book away for free. Available at www.TheGiftofPoetry.com

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