“Don’t cry because it’s over,
be happy because it happened”
Dr. Seuss
Positively Tuesday
Pawsitively Tuesday: Winter midst
Pawsitively Tuesday – “Back to the Future” was a movie
“You can’t go back and change the beginning,
but you can start where you are and
change the ending.”
C.S. Lewis
Pawsitively Tuesday – Rx for Gratitude
Guaranteed* to decrease moping, malcontent and feeling blue. Gratitude is now available over-the-counter, but should not be used off-label for conditions other than dysphoria.
Rx for Gratitude by Peggy
WARNING!
Adverse Side effects
- Only take as directed, no more than 100 gratitudes a day, or may induce euphoria, resulting in dancing nude on the beach which can lead to skin cancer.
- Can cause lightheartedness in individuals with pre-existing conditions of joy
- May impair balance and equilibrium with danger of falling in love with yourself or others.
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Pawsitively Tuesday – We’re just say’n . . . now you do the do’n
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said,
people will forget what you did,
but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
Maya Angelou
Pawsitively Tuesday: Three Kinds of Happy
Martin Seligman was a pioneer in happiness research.
He found that people who pursued the Pleasant Life experienced little happiness, while those who pursued the Meaningful Life and the Engaged Life were very happy.
Seligman describes three kinds of happiness:
1. Pleasant Life –enjoy yourself, eat well, savor life.
Dance for fun
2. Engaged Life–develop a passion and work hard at it, lose yourself in it. 
Hug a tree
3. Meaningful Life–contribute to the greater good.
Help others
Pawsitively Tuesday – Don’t Mind Me
“Anyone who doesn’t change their mind
doesn’t have one.”
Bob Burridge
Interchangeable
