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Dealing with change, The Mew Way

Dealing with change, the Mew Way

First, the only changes in life that are worth getting a bit worked up about are:

1. an empty food or water dish

2. a dirty litter box

3. suitcases coming out of the closet and your people putting things inside them…

4. Loud thunder or fireworks from outside

5. Strange people or other animals in your house

6. a car ride

7. a visible pet carrier

8. a trip to the vet

9. Small children coming at you… and

10. a change in residence.

If any of these ten things are happening in your life you have every right to:

yowl, hide in the closet, and mope around until somebody notices your distress.

Then, insist on plenty of hugs and cuddling and perhaps a can of salmon or two…

In time, the storm in your life will pass and it will be time for a nap.

Any questions?

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Ten tips to getting enough sleep: The Mew Way

My cat Mew never feels sleep deprived. However does he do it? Here are Mew’s ten tips to

GETTING ENOUGH SLEEP: THE MEW WAY

1. Find a comfy cozy place to sleep: beds, laundry baskets, by a sunny window, boxes, towel cabinet, and bathroom tile floor are all good options.

2. Stretch well before going to sleep.

3. Never skip a meal.

4. Don’t ever watch the clock. Sleep when you feel sleepy.

5. Wake up only when you feel like it (or when you hear the sound of the can opener).

6. Snuggle and sleep next to a loved one. 

7. Experiment with different sleep positions.

8. Make napping a priority.

9. Don’t let life stress you out.

10. Be mellow most of the time.

That’s it. Thanks Mew!

No worries here!

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Ten ways to enjoy a quality life: The Mew Way

Living a high quality life the Mew Way:

1. If life gets stressful, take a nap.

2. Drink water from the sink rather than the water bowl. 

3. Never be a doormat. If you get stepped on, by all means yowl!

4. Stretch frequently.

5. Interact with nature.

6. Be a good friend.

7. Never skip a nap or a meal.

8. Don’t fuss over the little things.

9. If it’s warm in the house, sleep on the bathroom tile.

10. If it’s cold, cuddle with loving companions.

Mew wishes everybody a great day!

 

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Ten ways to treat your loved ones, The Mew Way

How to treat your loved ones, the Mew Way:

1. Be gentle

2. Be kind

3. Show appreciation often and especially for the little things such as a good meal and a clean litter box.

4. Look at them all lovey dovey and softly.

5. Greet them immediately upon their arrival home. Express how happy you are to see them!

6. Be affectionate.

7. Less criticism, more purring please.

8. When they are under the weather or feeling sad, snuggle up with them.

9. When they are working be a caring and supportive assistant to them by: sitting on lap or on desk near computer, lying on important paperwork that should be attended to, perching on the kitchen floor near spice cabinet to ensure a properly flavored meal, and guard the door when garbage is being taken out or when groceries are being brought in.

10. Squawk when necessary but then get over it quickly.  

Thank you, Mew

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Ten ways to be happy, The Mew Way

The Mew Way: Do what makes you happy such as-

1. Eat as much as you want when you want.

2. Nap frequently.

3. Get plenty of fresh air by sitting next to an open window.

4. Rub, cuddle, and kiss loved ones often.

5. Purr

6. Snuggle up in empty boxes.

7. Greet loved ones when they come home.

8. Be curious.

9. Enjoy the moment.

10. When you hear the can opener, run!

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The Mew Way: Ten things my cat Mew does not do

My cat Mew does a lot of things right and here are ten things he does not do-

Mew does not:

  1. Question himself constantly
  2. Lose sleep over anything
  3. Miss a meal
  4. Worry about much
  5. Fret about the extra pounds he is carrying around
  6. Overwork himself
  7. Wake up too early
  8. Stay up too late
  9. Spend too much time on the computer
  10. Get stuck in indecision

Mew JUST IS

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The Mew Way: Pure Love

My cat Mew has the good life down. He is sweet. He is gentle. He does not stress about much unless his food or water bowls are empty.

The one thing that Mew does really well is love. Plain and simple. He will look at you with his beautiful gentle green eyes and gazingly love you. He will roll onto his back and invite you to rub his underside. He in his own way announces “love me”. Mew seems to know when I am a little down. He will nestle right next to me and just purr. And love.

I know we humans may be a little more complex than our feline friends, but how can we be more loving. How can we be more like Mew, and just be Pure Love?

  1. We already are pure love. We just need to acknowledge that fact and remind ourselves of it from time to time.
  2. Be gentle with ourselves and others
  3. Do what nurtures us.
  4. Give and serve others.
  5. Be patient
  6. Be open to a back rub, a belly rub, a scratch behind the ear, a little pat on the head…
  7. Don’t fret about stuff that in the end doesn’t matter
  8. Unconditional acceptance of people, things, and situations
  9. refrain from judgment
  10. Rub noses and lick loved ones 

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The Mew Way: When is it a good time to take a nap?

No worries here!

Mew is a cat of principle. There are only certain times of the day when he feels it is appropriate to take a nap.

Here they are:

  1. When you have a full belly.
  2. When you are bored.
  3. When your people are not home.
  4. When your people are sleeping and you can join them.
  5. When your people are watching TV.
  6. Whenever there is a nice warm spot with the sun shining into the house.
  7. When you are tired from watching the squirrels raid the bird feeder in the back patio.
  8. In the morning.
  9. In the afternoon.
  10. In the evening.
  11. When it is too hot.
  12. When it is too cold.
  13. Whenever there is box to nestle in on the floor.
  14. When there is a Christmas tree to sleep under.
  15. When fresh warm clothes and towels from the dryer are piled on the bed.
  16. After a stressful trip to the vet.

Mew is a cat of integrity. He is pretty good about taking naps only during these times and situations.

Any questions?

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12 Ways to reduce anxiety, The Mew Way

My cat Mew is a lot of things but stressed and anxious he is not. He is one laid back, mellow fellow.

His twelve tips for anxiety reduction (or elimination):

  1. Sleep in.
  2. Take frequent naps.
  3. Let the other cat be the alpha.
  4. Stretch frequently.
  5. Be all about love.
  6. Have faith that the food bowl will remain plentiful.
  7. Cuddle close to a loved one often.
  8. Enjoy the view from wherever you are.
  9. Purr with passion.
  10. At vet’s office be sweet and make gooey eyes with everyone.
  11. Know you are loved and adored.
  12. Train others well: expect to be pampered.

Mew (and Debra dictating for Mew this evening)

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Don’t complain unless you absolutely have to : a life lesson from my cat, Mew

No worries here!

My cat is an inspiration to me. He is so sweet and knows how to enjoy life. He is good at going with the flow of life without much complaining. When we complain we are screaming out to the universe: “give me more of this!” If we don’t want more of what we are complaining about then it is best to be like my cat mew:  hold our tongues, change our thinking into something more positive, and only complain when we absolutely have to.

For instance, it is okay to complain if:

  1. You are getting stepped on.
  2. Your food or water dish is empty.
  3. Your litter box is dirty.
  4. Your owners are going on a trip and you are about to be abandoned.
  5. You are being treated roughly.
  6. Someone is making a lot of noise (such as a hammer or vacuum)

If these six scenarios above are not currently applicable to you, then don’t complain and enjoy your life!

Debra : )

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