We called it seasoned because it had been sitting there long enough to become something else. Not just any water. Her water . The one she had already poured and left to sit beside her. The one that had quietly reached the perfect temperature. Cool, but not cold. The glass slick with condensation. Something about the waiting made it better, water you didn’t have to make for yourself. Not flavored, exactly. Just… settled. Ready. Later, when I started working with clay, my mother always asked...

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