Today we are talking about leading with love and puppies. What can we learn from giving sweet treats to our doggies? If we are good to other people, they will be good to us. How pets kind of fill those gaps in our lives sometimes.
Hello, Cadre Sphere Anila here. I am a mental health advocate coming to you with lived experience from live from my son's bed. Aw, bonk. Because it is bedtime here, and we are running late tonight. And today we are talking about leading with love and puppies. Oh, that's not the puppy. Puppies. That's the puppy. And why are we talking about puppies and love? Well, my associate here is gonna tell us. Because dogs are so fun to cuddle and play with. It's so true. And once you feed them treats in your bed, they come to sleep with you.
Mm. This is so true. Oh, yeah. Isn't that interesting? Hi, Speak. Wonder. Good to see you. What can we learn from giving sweet treats to our doggies? To get love back. That we. If we are good to other people, they will be good to us. And today we wanted to talk about how pets kind of fill those gaps in our lives sometimes. That sometimes we're lonely, sometimes we're sad. But whenever this little guy is here, we somehow find a way to cheer up so much faster. So tell me, if in the chat, if you have a pet, what kind of pet, what your pet's name is, and maybe if you even have a special memory, do you have a special memory with Einstein?
The first day when he came out, he looked like a Muppet, and his hair was touching the ground. It was so fun. It was so funny. So this is Einstein. Einstein has been with us for two years. One year and almost two years. One year, Almost two years. In February, he will be two. And I thought our family was complete with just us and two boys. And now having this puppy, it has made our family definitely complete. It's also made our family spend a lot of money on shoes because somebody likes to eat them.
All right, speak. Wonder says that they have a little corgi named Gracie. Colleen has two cats, Meatloaf and Teddy. Speak. Wonder has rescued corgi Gracie, which is wonderful. And Einstein came to us. And isn't it? You know, they have that saying where the dog is a rescue, but really they're rescuing you, in a sense, providing that companionship, that friendship, even the physical aspect of it, of wanting to make sure he's getting exercise, which means I'm getting exercise. And all of that is leading with love, because it is creating space in your heart for someone else or something else or another soul.
And when you do that fills you up. Does it fill you up? Does it fill you up? Einstein makes me cuddle Einstein. Yeah, so go cuddle your cuddly pets tonight and enjoy the love that they give you as they enjoy the love that you give them. And have sweet, sweet dreams. And I'll see you next week. Bye.
