Money

Good old money. You can do anything with money. You can make a rocket company or you can build the largest building. But the question is where do you get this money?  I am glad you asked.

Sure, you can get a regular job but you probably will never be able to afford a good rocket company. So the only way to do it is to become an entrepreneur. An entrepreneur is someone who makes a company with their own idea and if your company is a success you can finally make that rocket company you dream about.

There are infinite opportunities that you can do with MONEY!

1. What would you buy if you were rich?

2. If you were an entrepreneur, what business would you make and how would you create a successful business?

3. How do you currently earn money?

~doggy
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Cats

Cats are pretty cute, especially when you have one or had one for years.

I love cats because they rub on your legs, licks your ears, sometimes talk a lot, and last but not least, their purr is the most relaxing sound.  They’re pretty weird animals in some ways, but loving.

Cats are also VERY sappy a lot of times.  When people are busy, cats just nudge their legs to get your attention, but they listen to you when people say “No!”  Once they know what that means, which doesn’t take very long, then you can use it more often.

I think that cats are easier than dogs to take care of because cats go in their litter box, instead of taking them on walks.  If you even try to make them go for a walk, they don’t walk, instead they lay down on the ground while you struggle pulling them, with the leash, anyways. 

Kittens are maybe better than adult cats, because they are so tiny, their “Meow!” is so tiny and ADORABLE.  Second, you can feed them milk with a bottle. I used to have a kitten, but he grew up into a big Timbit, instead of a small one. I love how we named my cat Timbit, because I can tease people about not thinking he’s a delicious food.

I‘m  glad I have one because whenever I’m sick, my cat takes care of me. and if I’m leaving or coming back from somewhere, he comes to the front door, waiting for me/us. Cats are pretty nice to have for a pet, and they bring lots of joy. 

I normally go to the pet store, mostly because I want to see cats. Sometimes they meow, just for attention or just they want something, for example, food or drinks. It’s a big responsibility for taking care of a cat, though, even if you think it’s easy, think of this:  you have to pick up a big, disgusting furball with a paper towel, but after you get used to it, it’s not really a big deal after that. I would love another one, but, my cat, maaayyy get mad, and tackle the other kitty.  

Would you like a cat someday, and what kind? Have you ever thought of you being responsible for a cat? Would you rather want a kitten or an adult cat, and why?

~disneyfan25

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Family Traditions

My family and I have a few special traditions. A tradition is where a family does many of the same things at certain times of the year.

For example, every weekend we play a game night such as Monopoly. This is a board game where you have to win money and own properties. My mom or dad always wins no matter what my brother and I do.

If we don't do that we go to Amazone Playzone, which is a large indoor playground. It’s so fun! There is gliding, karate, mazes and slides. My favourite part of the whole thing is the gliding and the mazes. The mazes glow and you can fall through and the gliding is about five feet high. I don't really like the slides, they scare me.

Sometimes we go for walks down Whyte Avenue. We go for ice cream and go shopping. We hear singing across the roads from us. I don’t like the part when my dad gets something for my mom and not me. I like the walking part a lot. 

1. Describe your family traditions?

2. What are your favourite traditions and why?

3. What would you like see your family doing together in the future?

~box3D

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