I know I posted this last year already, but sadly it is still relevant.
Merry Crisis and a Happy New Fear to y'all.
this post was submitted on 25 Dec 2024
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Not to ruin the moment but it might be polite to return the dish if they didn't expressly say to keep it
Tangent, but I wish we could normalize pass-around bakeware/dishes (with goodies). Nobody in my experience gives away stuff on dishes they want to keep anyway, without explicitly saying they want the thing back.
I like to go to thrift shops/garage sales and get cheap mismatched dishes to make/give away baked goods in/on so nobody has to think about returning it. They cost about the same thrifted as sturdy “disposables” these days. If they want to return it, that’s fine, but most people forget and that’s also fine, because then later they give me something in the same cheap dish, and that’s lovely. Or they use it to give food to others and that’s also lovely. Or they use it themselves and that’s great too!
This works wonderfully for holidays or other potlucks when there are a lot of dishes going around, and it works extra well for shows of support after a loss, when the grief makes memory difficult to maintain.
It’s a paper plate.
Not to ruin the moment but /proceeds to ruin the moment for absolutely nobody’s benefit