20 THINGS I LEARNED FROM MY PET DOG

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1.      Love unconditionally! No matter what.

2.      Never give up on asking anything you want (from God) – Ask and you shall receive

3.      Forgive and forget (the people who have hurt you)

4.      Be alert (of the things happening around you)

5.      Get away by showing a sad face. (Be Humble)

6.      Relax and take a breathe (Be calm and cool – don’t jump into conclusions)

7.      Sleep until your tiredness is gone (Get good rest)

8.      Wake up all energized (after a good rest)

9.      Its OK to roll in the dirt and have fun – you still look pretty as long as your heart is good (Have fun)

10.  Take time to sniff the grass and leaves (Don’t rush things – make time to think)

11.  Leave your trademark wherever you go (make a difference wherever you go)

12.  There is a time for everything – sleep, walk, rest, play.  (Be disciplined)

13.  Be patient and thankful (Be grateful always)

14.  Comfort someone who is lonely and sad (Always be there for the lonely and sad)

15.  Be sorry for what wrong you have done (Be sorry and apologetic if you are in the wrong)

16.  Pray before your meals and before you go out for a walk (which he does with me every day)

17.  Follow your master – Mary had a little lamb (Follow your Master)

18.  Be concerned till your loved ones reach home safely. – He is always awake until all of us reach home.

19.  Be an early riser and sleep on time – Early to rise and early to bed, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.

20.  You cannot eat the same kind of food every day.  You need a little bit of taste of everything.

 

There are many more that I learn from my pet dog.  But these are the ones that highlight the most.

 

Have a great day.

Joy

 

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