Our sweet labrador, Riley, uses body language and an occasional bark to tell us what she wants. She’s guided me out of the house when the smoke alarm battery has been weak and began tweeting. Most often, she guides us to the kitchen to indicate she’d like her breakfast, dinner or a snack!
Humans aren’t quite as simple and our egos often get in the way. When we want something we often believe the people we love will just somehow know what we need. It’s not that they don’t want to be there. It’s just that we don’t ask for help. When we’re at our lowest or just don’t know which way to go, it’s up to us to ask. Ask for help. You’re never alone and all you have to do is ask….but don’t bark! That only works for dogs:)
I HOPE you’re having a day full of sunshine and joy.
Kellie
Kellie Bishop lives in Charlottesville, Virginia with her husband and their black lab, Riley.
She is a full time travel consultant in her own agency and has given herself the title of Chief Possibility Officer. Kellie is an avid traveler herself and believes travel expands her awareness and compassion. Kellie's favorite adventure, though, was and is being a mom
