Pishi's Book

Dive into the playful world of language with Pun-Pulsing Purr! This book is a treasure trove of puns and linguistic surprises designed to delight readers of all ages. Whether you're a word nerd or simply someone who enjoys a good laugh, this collection will tickle your funny bone and stretch your imagination.

Perfect for fans of humor, language enthusiasts, and anyone who loves to play with words, Pun-Pulsing Purr, written by a cat and edited by her human, is more than a book — it's a celebration of the art and joy of language itself.

"From a quiet garden and a rock, through whiskers, paws, and a well-timed meow, I found my way into the home of an editor who could help me spread my insights and brilliance, one clever tale and thoughtful word at a time. Somehow, the editor understood my every meow, and I found my family."

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DQJLZ38Z

PUN-PULSING PURR

PUN-PULSING PURR
by Pishi Pooch
is now available on Amazon!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DQJKLWR2

A Unique Perception

Every reader crafts their own version of a book, shaped by unique experiences and emotions. What captivates one may slip past another, unnoticed. One reader treasures a poignant line, another delights in a witty phrase. Favorite parts diverge — a thrilling twist, a quiet reflection. A book isn’t just one story; it’s a kaleidoscope of interpretations, making each reading as distinct as the reader.

Book Review

Hump Day

Many people greet each other with happy hump day on Wednesdays. It feels a little strange to me because it seems to contrast with the spirit of  carpe diem, or seize the day, which encourages embracing every moment and making the most of each day, rather than counting down to the end of the week.

Unfortunately, many people view the workweek as a hurdle to be overcome, and hump day reflects the reality that. For these people, the focus is often on the upcoming weekend, so Wednesday becomes a milestone and marks being halfway through the week. On the other hand, the seize the day philosophy encourages us to embrace the present moment, regardless of the day.... and making the most of each day, including Wednesdays.

So... may I suggest a fun twist that could connect these two philosophies? 

Since many people enjoy getting over the hump and it's important to seize the day and make the most of every moment every single day, why not use this midweek moment to make Wednesdays memorable? Why not take advantage of the energy that comes with getting over the hump and use it well? Why wait for Friday or Saturday to live it up?  Why not make it happen on a Wednesday?

Pooch, Pishi Pooch

Life