DIBBS

05/29/2026

Seize the opportunity! The stand opens at 3pm today, arrive early for the best selection!

05/29/2026

Bless my soul. He's truly blessed my life and taken my heart with his lovely chubby cheeks

05/25/2026

Today isn’t about sales, cookouts, or a long weekend.

It’s about the people who left home and never came back.

The ones who missed birthdays.
Missed first steps.
Missed growing old.

Because they chose to serve something bigger than themselves.

So today, we remember.
We honor.
And we say thank you.

Freedom was never free.

05/25/2026

05/24/2026

We're stoked another memorial weekend at Houghton Lake brought a crowd, and you all clearly love carbs because we're out of bread and almost out of sweet treats - thanks for devouring everything! A huge thanks to our fabulous customers for supporting our home bakery, it truly makes a difference and we're thrilled to have such a great bunch.🥰

05/20/2026

Don’t forget that RB’s Homemade Peanut Butter Fudge will be at the Houghton Lake Middle School Craft Show this Saturday, May 23, 9am-5pm, and Sunday, May 25, 10am-4pm.
4451 W Houghton Lake Drive.

05/17/2026

Expect to tolerate us this coming weekend!🤣🥰

05/17/2026

It's remarkable how much progress can be made in a year. I appreciate your involvement in this journey and am grateful for the experience. I wish you a peaceful Sunday.

05/17/2026

Mistakes do not define who you are, what you do after them does.

All humans make mistakes. That part is unavoidable. No one gets through life without messing up, hurting someone, or choosing wrong at least once. Mistakes are part of being human, part of learning, part of growing. What truly matters is not pretending they never happened, but being honest about them.

Character is revealed in the response. Some people turn mistakes into excuses. They blame others, deny responsibility, or repeat the same behavior while asking for understanding. That is where growth stops. Excuses keep you stuck in the same patterns, reliving the same lessons over and over again.

Others choose reflection instead. They sit with the discomfort, admit where they were wrong, and learn from it. They let mistakes humble them instead of hardening them. They do better not because they are perfect, but because they are willing to evolve.

Growth happens when you take accountability without self hatred. When you forgive yourself but still hold yourself to a higher standard. Turning mistakes into lessons is how you become wiser, stronger, and more aware. And that choice says everything about the kind of person you are becoming.