Ada and the Robot
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Get Sleepy is a production of Slumber Studios. To listen ad-free, access our entire catalogue of episodes and support the show directly, check out our premium feed by going to getsleepy.com slash support. Now, a quick word from our sponsors. Welcome to Get Sleepy. When we listen, we relax, and we get sleepy. My name's Thomas, and it's my honor to be your host. Tonight's story was written by MJ and will be read by Vanessa. we'll be visiting a town on the day of the summer solstice, where a little girl is about to make friends with a gardening robot. Before we hear that, though, as I promised on Monday, I have an exciting announcement for all of you wonderful sleepyheads that I think you're going to love.
Starting next Monday, Get Sleepy will be releasing five episodes a week, every single week, meaning even more dreamy content for you all to enjoy. All five episodes will be available on the public Get Sleepy feed, so you'll never miss anything. I'll explain things more, like what you can expect to hear on each weekday evening, as we go along and start the new schedule next week. But I really do hope this news brings you some joy and contentment as you settle down tonight, knowing that Get Sleepy will be there to help you get the great rest you deserve, even more often than you've already been used to. Of course, we would still love to have your support on Get Sleepy Premium, where everything continues to be completely ad-free, with access to hundreds of bonus episodes that will remain exclusive to Premium members.
Our Premium subscribers help keep this show going, so if you are able to support us there, it really would mean the world to us. But if you're not able to, we are so, so grateful just to have your company right here. Now then, my friends, it's time that we prepare for tonight's story and settle down into our beds. This is the time to transition away from the busy thoughts of the day to find a place of peace and calm, and to invite your body and mind to rest deeply. So just make sure you're as comfortable as can be, and allow your eyes to softly close if they're still open. Just spend a moment now, checking in with your body, sensing any tension or excess energy that may be hanging around. If you do notice some, perhaps a few deep, relaxing breaths will help you let it all go.
So, breathe in slowly, squeezing the shoulders up towards your neck, holding the tension there at the top of your breath, and then steadily exhaling and letting the shoulders release back down. Repeat that pattern of breathing a few more times. As you pull that tension into the shoulders, bundling it together, just imagine it washing down and out of your body as you exhale. Breathe in, hold, and slowly release. It's now time to turn to our story and meet a little girl named Ada. She's been noticing a strange old robot planting flowers in her family's yard. This is where our story begins.
Ada wonders what the robot does when it's finished work for the day. Her family has a few worker robots. One of them cleans around the house, does laundry, and makes meals. Another one takes care of her family's lawn, the trees on their property, and the grass on the house's green roof. They have a robot that takes care of the solar panels and can help aid us parents with repairs or building projects. Then, there are all the robots that work for the town. There are robots that help deliver mail, the ones that work on roads or tend to all the public spaces, and the ones that work in restaurants and stores. For the most part, people don't even have to work unless they want to. For every human working a job, there's at least a handful of robots working alongside them, making the work even easier.
That means robots are just part of daily life, always coming and going. The family's robots return to their charging stands whenever they're done working to wait for the next time they're needed. The housekeeping robot makes Ada and her siblings their favorite breakfast. The groundskeeper does the rounds, making sure the lawn is healthy and green.
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