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Woman Walks Her Dog Dressed As Abominable Snowman
A Wisconsin woman has taken to walking her dog, Blizzard, while dressed up as Bumble (known more formally as the Abominable Snow Monster of the North from the classic “Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer” claymation movie).
Why? “To bring joy, happiness,” she told Fox affiliate WLUK.
We at Post Nation generally like to refrain from providing specific recommendations on how people should live their lives (I’ve done this once, and it involved wearing too much cologne while committing a crime). But here’s one more: Walk your dog while dressed as an abominable snowman. This is a good life tip.
Why? It’s a fact* that winter is the absolute worst season. Most weather-related deaths come from cold, not hot, conditions, per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As the days run shorter, we become deprived of the sun’s much-needed vitamin D. Seasonal affective disorder is also “winter depression.” Have you heard of “summer depression?” No, you haven’t.
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A Wisconsin woman has taken to walking her dog, Blizzard, while dressed up as Bumble (known more formally as the Abominable Snow Monster of the North from the classic “Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer” claymation movie).
Why? “To bring joy, happiness,” she told Fox affiliate WLUK.
We at Post Nation generally like to refrain from providing specific recommendations on how people should live their lives (I’ve done this once, and it involved wearing too much cologne while committing a crime). But here’s one more: Walk your dog while dressed as an abominable snowman. This is a good life tip.
Why? It’s a fact* that winter is the absolute worst season. Most weather-related deaths come from cold, not hot, conditions, per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As the days run shorter, we become deprived of the sun’s much-needed vitamin D. Seasonal affective disorder is also “winter depression.” Have you heard of “summer depression?” No, you haven’t.
(read more)
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