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A couple years ago, the Mrs. Fields in Lubbock closed down. But now, it's open again and under new ownership.

A couple years ago, the Mrs. Fields in Lubbock closed down. But now, it's open again and under new ownership.

A couple years ago, the Mrs. Fields in Lubbock closed down. But now, it's open again and under new ownership.

A couple years ago, the Mrs. Fields in Lubbock closed down. But now, it's open again and under new ownership.

A couple years ago, the Mrs. Fields in Lubbock closed down. But now, it's open again and under new ownership.

With millions of downloads already, the Goal Digger airs twice a week at JennaKutcherBlog.com. 4. Best for Limited Series: Great Women of Business From booming success stories to utter failures, Great Women of Business is not afraid to dig deep into the stories of some of the world’s most successful female entrepreneurs. From Coco Chanel to Martha Stewart, Mrs. Fields to Julia Child, this 12-part series is both thought-provoking and inspiring. Famous women entrepreneurs include: Debbi Fields,...

42 Taking Chances Quotes That Show Taking Risks Is Worth It   quotes about taking chances help you find the answer you’re looking for! Every day, you are given thousands of chances. However, it is up to you if you are going to take every chance or not. There’s no harm in taking risks because not all success stories are created by playing safe. Are you currently in a situation where you are not sure whether to move forward or just take a step back and leave things be? Then let our compilat...

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FROM THE ARCHIVE: Interview with Mrs. Fields Cookies founder Debbi Fields in 1984 KGO Share: Share: SAN MATEO COUNTY, Calif. (KGO) -- Debbi Fields, the founder of the popular Mrs. Fields cookies first opened in Palo Alto in 1977. She was only 26 years old when she spoke to retired ABC7 Arts and Entertainment reporter Don Sanchez in November 1984. By the end of that year, she would have 65 stores and employed 600 employees with projected sales of $20 million. Debbi Fields grew up in Oakland, and...

New Years Bantering: Links Share this story There isn’t anything much for Blue Jays news out there. So let’s have some links. Kaitlyn McGrath, in the Athletic, gives us resolutions for the Jays in the coming year. Unfortunately, it is tough to come up with anything really surprising. She thinks they should resolve to run the bases better, play defense better, throw strikes, keep hitting and play faster, but that last one is for her. It is tough to come up with anything interesting in those ...