When a sister's gift is more than a cup to hold coffee.
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Years ago my sister gave me a fire engine red diner mug with the New Hampshire Public Radio logo in white letters. The handle fits me just so. The weight of the mug is the perfect diner heft not too heavy, not too light. Most important it’s a reminder of the sunny afternoon she opened the trunk of her car, lifted out a small cardboard box, handed it to me and said, “I hope you can use this. Drink in good health.”
And I do - every single day. I think of her across the country in New Hampshire. And it puts me in mind of many road side diners where I sat at the counter enjoying a cuppa Joe and a piece of pie.
Question: When you enjoy your daily beverage what vessel do you drink it from and what story does it hold for you?
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Music: Mer’s Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron Music
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