Tranquility, D'Jour, August 18th, 2015.

Bonjour, this is Kimberly Wilson and...

This is Tim Mooney, because I come here every two years. Hi.

And, uh, Mookie, you may hear, is snort on my lap. And today, what we're going to be chatting about is our journey with getting the lovely

Muki, who we've had for four weeks and a couple days now.

And so we just wanted to share our journey with rescue, our journey with the transition

of having Mookiee in our house house and where his name came from.

Yeah, it's been quite a journey.

And we wanted to kind of have a few weeks before we started sharing a lot of this information with you because it's a lot to process for us.

And I think that after a month, and it seems like it's funny, it seems like it's more than a month.

And we'll talk about that a little bit later, why that feels like it for me. But yeah, just because I think that it now starts to sort of make sense looking back on it a little bit more how things sort of settled in. And I think it's easier for us to be able to talk about this in a way that is coherent and cogent for all of you. So welcome.

Yes, welcome. Welcome. And, you know, as you know, we lost Louis April 16th. So it's been

quite the shift. It was probably one of the most traumatic things. I think either one of us

has gone through. And so one of the things we wanted to share is like, when do you know is the right time to adopt? And, you know, I think for us, it was the

challenge of Louis being such a big part of our day for 10 and a half years. I mean,

from like the moment we woke up, he was demanding food.

The moment we went to bed, he was still demanding food.

And even when he was asleep, he was dreaming of food.

So that was Lou.

Yeah.

So it was just like, you know, he was such a staple and like a bookend, really, to our day.

And, of course, every moment in between. So, you know, knowing when we did a bit

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