Meatballs
Hey grannie. Ive put aside actually putting anything on here for the past 3 years because it still hurts to know that I cant call you and hear you say how much you love me. Youre my best friend and to not have you here still feels unreal. So instead of writing how sad I am that your gone, I wanted to reminisce on our good times. Remember that time when I spent my entire summer break with you. I knew nothing about cooking but I just started taking cooking classes in highschool and I swore I knew how to throw down in the kitchen. I think I was about 15 at the time. You and I were hungry and you didnt want to order anymore pizza or chinese so you said you were gonna cook us some spaghetti and meatballs. Of course being as eager as I am, I volunteered to cook for you instead so you wouldnt have to get up and be on your feet to long. You still ended up getting out of bed and sitting in your apartment kitchen with me to make sure I didnt burn anything. You showed me how to prepare a pot of water for the spaghetti noodles and what ingredients to put into the meatballs. I knew nothing about using a "light" hand when seasoning and ended up making the meatballs too salty. I felt so bad and horrible that I ruined our dinner and was almost on the verge of tears because you kept saying that I used to much seasoning. But because of who you are, and because you saw how bad I felt, you told me to go into the kitchen and bring you some ketchup you ended up acting as if I made to best meatballs ever and all they needed was a little ketchup. It didn't dawn on me until years later that you really didn't like them but you loved me so much that you would rather make me feel better about the situation than to let me stay feeling upset. Little things like that showed me how much you always loved me. I miss you more and more everyday. I know you looking down on me and are proud of the things I am accomplishing. Thank you for your unconditional love. Rest in the sweetest peace. I love you.