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My Wildflower Child Llc is a literary based organization that markets and develops inspirational poetry on creative paper.

Because the free market remains competitive and increasingly difficult to take advantage of, there remains a need for human capital. Human capital, as defined by My Wildflower Child LLC, is the value of ability and skill within an individual's natural talent. My Wildflower Child LLC will fulfill this need by combining basic economic and ergonomic principles to establish a community of recognized a

nd exposed natural talents for the purpose of collaboration, education, and opportunity. In the status quo, the greeting card industry is dominated by Hallmark Inc, which primarily markets traditional two- fold cards for themed occasions, organized under a highly reputable name. This market dominance alone exemplifies a need for innovation and competition resulting in the economic benefit of the market as a whole. My Wildflower Child LLC will precedent the greeting card industry by way of Pocket Change. Exclusive to the business, Pocket Change provides the total benefit of a traditional two-fold card with the added convenience of travel and ease of exchange. It's unique fold-out design allows six areas of strategic opportunity while the creative envelopes are sure to attract the consumers eyes. My Wildflower Child LLC is a literary based organization that develops and markets inspirational poetry on creative paper. We also provide literary support to various agencies and offer a variety of products including books, greeting cards, Pocket Change, and membership in a community built for the collaboration of natural talents.

27/07/2025

It's A Vibe

We were celebrating their arrival, eating in one of my favorite restaurants, when my cousin said “it's a vibe”. Bewildered, I asked what he meant but I wasn't ready to be blown away by his response.

My cousin said in Atlanta, where he moved to, it's a vibe. In a restaurant like this, you'll have a DJ and not a classical piano. I say no, this place has elegance. My cousin says the DJ ain't saying “Bounce that ass ho”, as his wife interjects an “Aye” into our conversation. I say this place has class.

My cousin goes on and on about the differences between where I'm from and Atlanta, where he moved and every time I'd come up with a sophisticated answer. Finally, he says the hostess wouldn't have set us in the back of the restaurant.

I was blown away by the conclusion that he reached, as my cousin motioned for the waitress, to let her know how he felt being mistreated. The waitress kindly let him know that the hostess set us in the back because in our party was a baby, his one year old daughter and if she needed anything there's quick access to the kitchen and bathroom. My cousin responded with “Oh, we'll tip you extra good tonight “.

We were celebrating their arrival, eating in one of my favorite restaurants, when my cousin said “it's a vibe”. Bewildered, I asked what he meant but I wasn't ready to be blown away by his response.

A.D. Ausler