The Whole World According To Me

🍵🥚      Mug meals are a trend that is sweeping across the nation. I love mug meals because 1. they are super quick and easy 2. they are a better and healthier alternative to other "warm up and go" foods and 3. it's nice to have your own personal mug of food.   This recipe, Scrambled Eggs in a Mug, is great for when you have an early event and want something hot and delicious.  Ingredients! 2 Large Eggs Splash of milk or water 1/4 cup of shredded cheese Pinch of salt Dash of pepper Dash of garlic (optional) Cooking Spray   Steps!     Spray cooking spray in the mug.  Crack both eggs into the sprayed mug. Tip! If you get egg shell in the egg after you crack them, don't worry!  Use the larger part of shell to fish the smaller piece out. The shells will act like magnets and you won't get egg on your hands!     Mix eggs, milk/water, pepper, salt, and about half of the cheese together in the mug. If you don't

❄☃      Hello, everyone! This is Tony with one of his favorite blankies. Since the feeling of winter is finally settling in, I felt it was appropriate to have some pictures of Tony and Rudy being comfy-cozy.                   This is Rudy (so adorable!) drinking a yummy bowl of milk. He loves to jump up onto the table to keep me company while I eat breakfast, so I gave him a reward!🐈😸              This is Tony with his morning cup of joe. He is surprisingly very cranky without it.😏😾🍵                      This is Tony taking his fifteenth nap of the day. He has to make sure he gets a solid sixteen hours.🐈😸😪            This is Rudy playing to make sure he stays in shape during the winter months.  His favorite toys include my hand, Tony, and a feathered eggplant.🍆🐱🐈😸             This is Tony as seen in Tony Time of Terror! Baby Toners. He is cozily wrapped up in his other favorite blankie.   I hope you h

Advent Nails😄💅 Happy Advent, everyone! Though most people will already tell you Merry Christmas, Advent is the season right before Christmas. Christians celebrate several season throughout the year called the Liturgical Year, Lent, Eastertide, Ordinary Time, Advent, and Christmastide.    Advent is about four weeks long, represented by two colors on the Liturgical calendar, purple and pink. Each week also represents a virtue, hope, faith, joy, and peace. Also, we have a wreath with purple and pink candles and light one every week. The reason I painted my thumb white is because the color for the Christmas season is white, not red and green.  Advent Wreath!       Now that we know the facts, let's start on the project. Here's what you need to get before we paint.     Supplies! Purple nail polish (the darker the better) Pink nail polish (the lighter the better) White nail polish Clear top coat Paper towel or napkin Glitter nail polish for ea