Chapter 15: Home is Where the Bark Is Rose Bud reflects on her many adventures and realizes that the best part of life is being surrounded by her loving family and friends. She knows that home is truly where the bark—and the heart—is. 6

Chapter 14: Garden Giggling Rose Bud helps her family in the garden but ends up digging more holes than the flowers need. The day is messy but filled with giggles, muddy paws, and joyful memories.

Chapter 13: The Birthday Bash It’s Rose Bud’s birthday! She enjoys a big party with friends, games, treats, and a surprise visit from her puppy cousins, making it her happiest and most memorable day yet.

Chapter 12: The Costume Catastrophe Rose Bud tries on a series of silly costumes for the pet parade. Hilarity and a little drama ensue as costumes go flying, but everyone ends up laughing and celebrating together.

Chapter 10: The Muddy Paws Parade After a rainy day, Rose Bud leads her friends in a muddy parade through the house, leaving playful paw prints and giggles everywhere. The mess turns into a new rainy-day tradition full of laughter and fun.

Rose Bud becomes a detective to solve the mystery of the missing shoe. Using her super sniffer and sharp wit, she finds the shoe and makes her family proud, becoming their go-to super sleuth.

Danea's boat sang a chant. Disrupting Danea and her crew, Mirranda a giant pelican teased and attacked them.

Please forgive the absence lately, momma got a new jawb whatever that is and we went on two trips one to the woods which I liked and one to the real big water in North Meownisotah. I was not fond of that one, too much water. Yuck.

A story for children about 6 pigs living with owner Christina in an rv and their Halloween adventure

Being a male dancer isn’t exactly what people think. Sure, there are flashing lights, over-the-top costumes, and women screaming like it’s the Beatles’ second coming. But most of it is actually logistics: sore calves, too much baby oil, and figuring out how to get five guys into one tiny dressing room without accidentally mooning each other. But every now and then, there’s a night that sticks with you forever. For us, it was “The Dog Food Incident.”

A calm Sunday, Kevin has some mild existential anxiety. Then he meets a customer that reminds him just how special he is..

This post is a meaningful word salad, that is explaining the all of Purchase High Come Down. Hope you enjoy

Extreme unsobriety thoughts in a nutshell. For realt. Very random morning thoughts in a relatable freestyle way.

After a bad dream reliving the day his father walked out, Super King is reassured when a kind woman provides the reassurance he didn't know he needed.

Super King spends the day at the convenience store, offering assistance to customers as they pass through.

A comedic conversation that last over a thousand hours about the same thing over and over let me tell you all about it as letting me tell you all about it will take up at least a thousand hours of your time

My dogs cute. But, sometimes I think she is a vampire. She’s, special, to say at least. .

Valentine’s Day sucks. Not because I’m a sad loser, it’s just cringe and mushyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy. Ew.

I have lived, loved, died, and started to live again. While I have nothing to really flaunt for it, I have gained life experience. These following thoughts are my attempt to share perspective.

I want one more day of Pride. July 1: Found Family Day. Because I can’t remember the exact date I felt accepted. I can’t remember the first words I said to my husband— only that, for the first time, I felt like I’d made a real friend. Life gave me found family—so I’m giving it a day. July 1. Because having pride and finding your people is #1. Spend the day with me. I don’t write these stories to get noticed. I write to find family. Found Family Day is for anything that made you a better person. It’s for the day you pulled a kitten off the highway— even if you never knew their birthday, or the name of the road. It’s for those of us who didn’t get a DNA match— who had to go out and build something better. Like that kitten. Like me, hearing my husband’s voice for the first time. And if you love young Felix, I will write him for your children.