Gratitude can take many forms. This week, political writer Andrea Grimes tells an unconventional story of thanks, and how one conversation changed her life.
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Rebeca
2 days ago
This title immediately brought back a memory of my grandmother. She used to make the most incredible split pea soup, and she had this old, slightly stained Tupperware container that she swore was the *only* way to store it. She'd fill it to the brim, snap on the lid with this triumphant little click, and then hand it over with a stern warning not to tilt it too much https://ndh.org.au/ For years, I thought it was just her being eccentric, but then one time, rushing out the door with a container of her soup, I accidentally knocked it sideways. Miraculously, not a drop spilled! I guess there's something to be said for a well-sealed container and a bit of kitchen…
This title immediately brought back a memory of my grandmother. She used to make the most incredible split pea soup, and she had this old, slightly stained Tupperware container that she swore was the *only* way to store it. She'd fill it to the brim, snap on the lid with this triumphant little click, and then hand it over with a stern warning not to tilt it too much https://ndh.org.au/ For years, I thought it was just her being eccentric, but then one time, rushing out the door with a container of her soup, I accidentally knocked it sideways. Miraculously, not a drop spilled! I guess there's something to be said for a well-sealed container and a bit of kitchen…