My different tin boxes

/Ingela
English
My different tin boxes and cans, large and small, round, oval and some with dots. The inspiration to start collecting them came when I replaced a cabinet door in the kitchen with a beautiful old window. The red one with flowers gives me a smell of coffee and the blue one with butterflies has a stomach full of oat flakes. The red one with dots carry my children's sandwiches on its tired back, and despite its age it stays with us on our life journey, autumn and spring. Instead of hiding I allow the light to penetrate into all the cracks. My tin boxes are nowadays small rooms, that store all my various treasures. I like to share the contents and sometimes I drop some seeds here and there. My fine old three-story tin box is always out and the inside has goodies that my kids can eat: raisins, seeds, dates, dried fruit and little else. In the basement of the box the raw chocolate lives which occasionally lets the taste buds get to scream out their pleasure. All my friends are talking to me, some with feathery singing melodies and some with heavy trailing tongues. Scratches that testify importance and beautiful moments . Memories .... of the past and the here and now.
/ Ingela