After being away from home for an extended period due to the Eaton Fire and a planned vacation, the author returns to find their home altered, with a strong odor and visual remnants of the fire. They confront the reality of an empty fridge and freezer, triggered by their evacuation. This situation leads them to a profound reflection on their tendency to overstock items they love, resulting in food waste and a mix of gratitude and sorrow for what was lost, primarily food rather than property.
Having a completely empty fridge and freezer has brought forth a lot of complex feelings. At the forefront is a sense of gratitude: aside from our scorched front bushes...
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