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In this Live stream minisode, Cat addresses topics such as navigating the holiday season and staying connected with pets while away. Cat encourages us to express gratitude for the little things, like diapers, as a symbol of life, and discusses the significance of movement. Cat mentions Taylor Swift's influence and encourages listeners to incorporate more physical activity into their lives. This episode concludes reflecting on their affinity for the ocean and its soothing impact, while still identifying as "Horses, Mountains & Dog People," grateful for the perspective adventures and travel bring.
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