This week, my family and I are in quarantine after being exposed to the terrible virus that shall not be named here. Accordingly, my anxiety has been off the charts lately, worrying about myself, my family, and us developing symptoms. But, our kitties are here with us, too. And as usual, they make everything better!
This post is part of the Blog Brew, a monthly collaboration between seven other amazing bloggers and myself where we cover various topics each month. Very fitting with the month of December, our current theme is 'Christmas'. As such, we all have posts full of holiday cheer that are sure to make your Christmas celebrations more merry and joyful this year!
With this being the season of giving and thankfulness, I think it's only fitting I talk a bit about what I'm grateful for this year. Of course, I'm incredibly thankful for my family as a whole. But, there are a few particular furry family members I greatly appreciate; my four sweet kitties, Zen, Kash, Karma, and Bell. I believe that fur babies aren't talked about as much when it comes to this sort of feeling, so I just want to say how my cats have made a difference in everyday life for me.
If you've been feeling down lately, I have some advice for you. Spend time with your animal buddies. Give them plenty of pets, snuggles, and love. It'll make you feel better, and your fur babies will definitely appreciate the extra attention. I promise. And please, give your babies a few extra pats for me; they deserve it.
I want to spotlight some of the ways you can help these amazing shelters and organizations. They help care for the precious, vulnerable animals of this world, the same animals that we love and treasure. That is truly commendable. Right now, these organizations need help to continue doing what they do.
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