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Originally Posted by peaches100
I did email and tell her that i thought she had promised, and that it hurt to know she was only going to give me one if there were leftovers that nobody else wanted.
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Passover is a very important Jewish religious/family holiday. I think when she immediately replied and told you she was not working, that she was in the middle of cooking for a family holiday that you may not have picked up on the significance of the holiday to her, that it was a "family" holiday and you are not family?
At that point I would have not emailed her further, would have waited until I saw her again with/without the food but I would not have felt I "deserved" the family's food (no matter what she said or you thought she implied), that I was getting their leftovers, as I am not part of her family? I think it is a heightened idea of "leftovers" you have, based on personal attention you want from your therapist; how do you feel about your own food leftovers after Thanksgiving, say? Do you think of them as "rejects", something "nobody else wanted"? No, we look forward to the turkey sandwiches!
If you are curious about the foods, you can look them up yourself first, ask additional questions about them of your therapist later?
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Matzah balls are particularly popular during Passover.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matzah_ball
Good luck on getting any "leftovers" in the future :-)