
Inspired by getting winded walking to my car (it was up a hill!), and having a thousand pimples pop up all over my face, I've decided to turn over a new leaf, adopt some healthier ways, start a new life... as a dog.
Screeech! Put on the crazy brakes. Woof, woof? Bow wow? Ruff ruff?
No, no. I am not literally going to sprout a tail, start panting, and walk on all fours. However, working at an animal hospital has shown me that our canine friends can teach us a thing or two about good living. So, here is what I've learn from the pups in my life.
Tip #1: Sleep when you are tired
Do dogs stay up past midnight to watch a "Criminal Minds" marathon, or write blog? Have you ever seen a dog look at the clock and decide its "too early" to go to bed? I constantly say I'm tired, but proceed to stay up until midnight simply out of principle.
If I were Max, a little Shih Tzu at the hospital, I would not be ashamed to call it a night at 6pm (before dinner!).
If I were Buttons, my snoring Lhasa Apso, I would wake up to eat breakfast and fall right back asleep.
If I were to start my new dog life now, I'd better learn how to turn off the TV earlier. Maybe I'll even start getting 8 hours of sleep a night. Gasp, imagine that...
Hope you all sleep well, and have wonderful dreams full of chasing cats and belly rubs! Good night and sleep tight!!
The Puppy picture is so cute!
ReplyDeleteI could learn a lot from my dogs but then no one would pay the bills either