At least that’s the rule in my house. Mom will never let me eat more than one pupcake per batch. No matter how hard I try. Pupcakes are absolutely delicious, and it’s no secret that I absolutely adore them. Each one has its own special flavor attached to a memorable story. Believe me, I have
I love the sound of paper. Honestly, to me it makes the coolest one of the sounds ever to me. Whether it’s the rattling of tissue paper, the ripping of old papers, or even the crumbling sound of wax paper, it sounds like absolute music to my ears. Anytime I hear paper, it immediately catches
Raw carrots. I’m definitely not a fan of them. Sure, that crunching sound they make when you chew them can be fun. However, you can get the same sound from a potato chip. Like most pups, I would sit as close as I could to the kitchen and wait patiently for Mom to finish cooking.
Every now and then, I’ll hear someone ask the question, “How much money do you want?” It’s a question that has been asked in many different varieties and in many different situations. However, I pose a deeper question. “Why do you want the money?” One simple word, “why,” is linked to our values. We all
My goal this year is to grow and diversify my pupcake portfolio. I look at pupcakes as my biggest asset. They are major currency and are extremely important to growing my wealth. So, growing my portfolio into a flourishing stack of pupcakes has been my biggest goal this year. However, there are still a few
Secondhand anxiety. Ever heard of it? If not, I’m sure you’ve experienced it at least once or twice in your life. It’s the time you all of sudden started panicking about your annual review at work because your co-worker stood at your desk for 20 minutes complaining that her manager gave her a bad review.