Becky Hadid

I mean, of all the things in the world she could have chosen to create in a pottery class, she was always kind of looking to connect with people.

For sure.

Yeah.

So...

It's reality, that's what we're interested in, right?

I think you've done a really, really good job of presenting a full picture of your nan for this cake.

Or let me ask it this way, right?

You've probably eat thousands, possibly tens of thousands of different dishes in your life.

There's something that made you sort of laser focus on this cake.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I mean, I can see that.

It sort of represents like the consistency and the enduring, the enduring love of your Nan.

I think of these words, being known.

She really knew you, she knew your struggles with food.

It was so much for you specifically.

I think that's a really great point.

It's a beautiful symbol, but it's

just a tiny bit of a cautionary tale of like, leave room for this relationship to grow, leave room for the other person to grow, leave room to explore new things together.

You know, whether she was capable of that at her age, going blind, developing dementia, who's to say?

It sounds like probably not.