My second blossay - Tupperware containers (I told you! Did you figure it out?)

Just to tell you, Readers, "blossay" is a word I invented. It means - yes - an essay you post on a blog, which is exactly what I'm doing. Plus it sounds kind of like blossom, which is one of my favorite words. Now you know. 

I keep reading in books and seeing on TV that apparently the tupperware container is pretty much the second most "American" food container, next to the Ziplock (Ziploc? Ziplok? Seplouque?) bag. I wonder, am I allowed to use all these brand names on my blog? I hope no copyright lawyers (is there such a thing?) are going to come bursting in on me, waving lawsuit papers and black or blue pens and chanting, in their wild, lawyer tribe way "Sue her! Sue her!" (Sorry, Uncle Chris.) 

Anyway, just in case, I'm going to call Tupperwares "Tupplewalkers" instead. OK? OK. Fine. 

As I was saying before I was so rudely interrupted by my own idea for a sentence (glares at brain), even though this is true about Tupplewalkers being the second most American food container, I have really only ever seen about two or three in my life. I'm sure I've only actually used one, like, once, and that was to keep cold a snowball so that I could throw it at someone in the spring when they would never expect it. (It melted.) My point is (because my teacher says every paragraph has to have a point, no matter what you're writing,) that although TV and books may very well say that tupplewalkers are very common and, all in all, a big part of North American culture, personally I have only encountered them a very few times in my life.

That's it. 

Yeah! Really! I warned you in my first blossay that sometimes my entries would be short and sweet! I always keep my word (well, usually), so here's a short post. 

Tune in next week, same bat-blog, same bat-website, for another "brightly colored" blossay!