I saw her on the Costco flyer. She had a brand name ‘Black &Decor”.
At first hubby said, “she’s not going to come home.”
I insisted, I need her. She will be a good helper.
Her counterparts from other companies are more expensive.
Later he agreed to me. Yes, she be your kitchen helper.
When she was home …
I stopped crying with the chopped onions.
She chopped big cabbages faster than I could
She blended the soups and stews for me
She was happy to help me make delicious smoothies
She hummed while beating the eggs. I was happy …
She was healthy and happy … I thought.
Alas, today, while I was asking her to help with my healthy juice, she was reluctant.
I asked her again … Did I push her so hard?
She took a deep breath and cried aloud …
The scariest cry I ever heard in my kitchen.
She stopped. She didn’t say anything.
I tried to wake her up
But she was gone … for ever.
Interesting read, nice to see some good feedback too Maybe it’s just these clonazepam that are causing me to feel all gooey teehee
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Loved the poem. Seems so serious about a blender. Lot of fun.
Good one to read..Well written !!
Thanks Aji.
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HA! Sorry to hear about your dearly departed – hopefully you won’t go long without a replacement!
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Hi Bindu, Very nice poem. I enjoy reading it …i read again. I read it loud for Kumar. Its so fun and words are really suits well. Thanks for sharing your wonderful thought about our little little kitchen helpers. Sometime I wonder how we feel very attached to the small things. Hope to see more poems.
Too cute and something WE all can relate too =)
Love the poem, Bindu Blogs. Hope you will find a new blender/processor. I like your crochet blanket too. Hope to see the finished abstract cats crochet blanket soon.
Great Poem. Hope this will make your hubby buy a brand new one
Nice one! I had a streak where just about every knock-off kitchen gadget I had exploded, overheated, or just fell limp and lifeless. I learned my lesson: it’s the real thing or I do without.
Awesome poem. I can relate to you food processor demise because mine conked out just the other day. Now I have to decide to get another one our not …. Sigh.
We get so use to having them around, when they go, it is like losing a friend … another Bigger Sigh.
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That was just terrific! Loved it. I have had two Cuisinarts now and I had similar feelings about each of them. One got “cracked stems,” on all of its blades (a very common but heart-wrenching problem made even worse when you find out that they no longer make blades for your model). Eventually, my husband threw it out when I was out of town because he pointed out, quite correctly, that with no blades it was of no use. I was devastated.
My next one was the “upgraded” model which is so sophisticated it takes 10 minutes to change blades. It weighs a million pounds and the lawyers have insisted on so many safety features to prevent accidents that virtually nothing fits through the stupid feeder tube. I can’t wait for it to die.
The knowledge that I contribute to this post: the more expensive counterparts aren’t worth the money. Even if you do get them a Costco. Oh woe!!
Kay in Hawaii
I feel the same way about my immersion blender! funny how those simple appliances that make our life easier come to mean so much to us
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Now that was a gotcha ! I came here prepared for sadness and broke up laughing ( still am by the way)
What a hoot…thank you, this made my day!
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LOL – I have had this happen to me before but not with a kitchen appliance…my vacuum. Same concept. Thanks for the smile!
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Sometimes they leave us too soon don’t they. It is a fun poem. Thanks for sharing it.
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Fun, funny — and relate-able!
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