I thought of going back to the store to see if they would sell me a new lid, but in the mean time I set a plastic lid from a regular quart yogurt tub on the jar to keep good things in and bad things out. I wasn't happy with it. When our giant jar of mixed nuts was down the hatch, that lid was commandeered for the jar. It was royal blue. Certainly better than the flat lid just sitting, but the threads didn't quite match. Not good enough, not yet.
Old jar. New lid. Perfect fit. |
But then the peanut butter jar with its brittle bottom went empty, and before my hands and all the Things I get to do today could throw it out, my brain said "STOP. Save the lid." It fits perfectly. It's green.
Serendipity. Life is like that. It all comes together, eventually.
ReplyDeleteYup. As long as I keep myself from throwing out the answers to my questions. Thanks for your reminder--All is in Divine Right Order.
DeleteFunny how things have a way of working out. Patience. That's all it takes most of the time. Congrats on your new lid!
ReplyDeletePatience, yes. I love my new lid. Something that works well is a pleasure to use every single time. I smile inside with each serving of yogurt! Thanks for dropping by. Enjoyed your blog today as well.
DeleteWhen it's right, it's right! I'm "green" with envy!
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A-a-a-ah shucks. Well, you know where to find your own now. The secret is out (Adams Peanut Butter Jar).
DeleteThey do say that a large Thermos Flask (do they call them that in Oregon?) is perfect for Yog making. It always worked for US!
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific idea! All the smarts come from Europe, it seems. In this country we talk about the "trickle down" effect. It gets to us eventually--from folks like you, Cro. Thanks!
DeleteCro, do you have a suggestion for my hens' bath house--a post several days ago? I need a European prospective, if you have the time. Thanks.
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