How My Grandma’s Kitchen Taught Me to Move On
Growing up, my grandma’s kitchen was always full of life—pots bubbling, spices in the air, and laughter echoing off the walls. But after she passed, I stopped cooking. The kitchen felt empty, and every meal reminded me of her absence. For months, I ordered takeout, convincing myself I was too busy to cook. But really, I was just avoiding the memories.
One rainy afternoon, I found her old recipe book tucked behind the flour. Flipping through the pages, I realized that food isn’t just about eating—it’s about connection, healing, and moving forward. I decided to cook her famous dumplings, clumsily at first, but with every fold, I felt her presence guiding me. The kitchen filled with familiar smells, and for the first time in a long while, I smiled.
Food has a way of helping us process grief and celebrate love. So, if you’re stuck, maybe it’s time to keep it moving—one meal at a time.
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