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The Most Expensive Meal I Never Paid For

The most money I’ve ever spent on a meal is, technically, zero dollars, but the value of that dinner was probably the highest I’ve ever experienced. Early in our careers, my friend received a gift certificate from work to a five-star steakhouse. He invited me to go with him. We’d never been to a placeContinue reading “The Most Expensive Meal I Never Paid For”

What’s Your Favorite Thing About Yourself?

What’s your favorite thing about yourself? Take a look in the mirror! Sometimes I look and I don’t like what I see because I’m having a bad hair day! At other times, I’m impressed with how I’ve been keeping myself. Do you sometimes this way too? Perhaps you should pause and take a moment to celebrateContinue reading “What’s Your Favorite Thing About Yourself?”

5 Favorite Fruits: From Tech Logos to Love Symbols

We eat them, decorate with them, and even build billion-dollar brands around them. Fruits aren’t just food—they’re cultural symbols woven into marketing, tech, holidays, and everyday life. Here are my top five favorite fruits, not just because they’re delicious, but because each has a story far beyond the produce aisle. Enjoy! 🍎 1. Apple –Continue reading “5 Favorite Fruits: From Tech Logos to Love Symbols”

Are You a Kid at Heart?

I think each one of us is a kid at heart. No matter how old we are, a little child inside us just aches to revisit our childhood ways. To have some fun and forget about adult responsibilities. To eat food with our hands and forget about the rules for eating properly with knives andContinue reading “Are You a Kid at Heart?”

Your life or mine: What is the last thing you learned?

Sometimes, you see the past with 20/20 vision and wish you could repeat the day. She had to pick up her mom’s prescription medication on her way home and that errand took her past a beauty salon with the best assortment of skincare products. She had passed it many times, but today she walked in,Continue reading “Your life or mine: What is the last thing you learned?”