It is that time of week again. Welcome to our weekly Peppa talk everybody.

It's our little five-ish minutes of mindfulness with my mom. Just you, my mom, alone time with some

kind of special message for the week for you. So we'll get to that in a couple of seconds.

I'm about to go watch back to the future three. You've never seen one, two, or three started today.

That's been my father's day. No love for dog dads today, but it's all right.

Not one of y'all wish me happy father's dog dad's day, but it's fine. No big deal.

Kiki's fine. She pooped on the rug for me today. Look, she always does. And for some reason,

now it's how she all these loves me. So it's all good over here. Hope you had a great weekend.

See you back here for new episodes all week, this week, and now the weekly Peppa talk with my mom in seconds.

Hi, it's Nancy and it's the summer solstice and also Father's Day today.

This Father's Day, I'm thinking about my own dad who died when I was 30

at the age of 70 and I was a daddy's girl. If Kramer says he's a certified mama's boy,

I was definitely a certified daddy's girl. I followed him and his shadow everywhere he went.

And his nickname growing up was Fish and because he loved to fish and all of his relatives would

would call him that even as an adult. And so I got nicknamed Little Fish because I was always

right there by his side, but it was great fun, great fun. And we always were very close and he

was a very loving and kind man and just gave me so much confidence to know that I could be and do

anything I wanted to be. And while he was loving, he was also a good disciplinarian.

Never harsh, but just reminding me when I did things wrong about the right way to do things.

So I loved and adored him and I'm also very grateful for the two men in my life that came along

after my father died. That served as surrogate fathers to me. One was our next door neighbor, Frank.

And he and his wife were the godparents became the godparents of all three of our children because

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