make special cakes and took that out and then sent him off to a neighbor’s to borrow an oven to make the cakes. she worked through the night and made as many as she could, stretching the honey.
just before dawn she went outside and scattered the cakes around, on the roof, in the garden, on the porch and walkway, among the bushes. then she ran inside and woke her child. “look,” she said, “i think it rained honey and cinnamon cakes last night! come quickly and help me gather them before the birds discover them.” outside in the morning light the two of them collected the cakes in bags and 