pop! smello world, it’s time to eat me :)

o, nopies, mom, i promise they are not poopies at all...

in fact, they are even more precious than poopie snakes. so precious, that me and duk duk traded four whole bags of gummy worms for them on our last day of school.   the only thing is...

well, to encourage them to hatch, we need to use the stove because the tiny baby boba bubbles need to sit in super bubbly boiling water for two and a half minutes, medium bubbly boiling water for another two and a half minutes, and the baby boba bubbles need to be dunked in cold water for half a minute, and then transferred to a dry bath of honey and sugar until finally, they wake up and go “pop! smello world, it’s time to eat me!”.

so, um, yeppies, that is pretty much kind of maybe why u found sugar all over the floor and the steppy chair by the stove and probably maybe why duk duk smells like burnt feathers really. is there, um, anything else u would like to know? :)