Catnaps: The key to a healthy lifestyle

Nov 26, 2006 at 9:28 AM
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CATNAPS

Catnaps are high in catechins, powerful antioxidants that boost your immune system, slow aging, and have an overall beneficial effect on your health.

Catnaps are the key to Ramses' energy and vitality

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Catnaps boost your stamina more safely and reliably than other forms of exercise.

King Ping maintains his stamina through catnapping

Catnaps restore your internal homeostasis and help you to maintain a normal body temperature of 100.5 to 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit.

Catnaps help Mani stay warm and cuddly

Catnaps are a natural source of Vitamin D to help keep your bones strong.

Kemi absorbs sunlight and Vitamin D during a 5-hour catnap

Catnaps help you maintain your ideal body weight no matter how much food you consume.

Merlin eats three times his body weight daily but stays petite through catnaps

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A power catnap will restore your mental agility by increasing blood flow to your brain.

Professor Tashi stays agile with regular power naps

Catnaps improve your posture by gently stretching your spine to correct slouched shoulders resulting from too much computer time.

Lotus strengthens his spine through frequent catnapping

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Catnaps are key to maintaining a healthy lifestyle even if you're perfect already.

Catnaps are essential to Prince Tantra's perfect lifestyle

Integrate catnapping into your life today to begin reaping these marvelous benefits. Catnapping is guaranteed to be beneficial for everyone. No known side effects. Consult your health care provider today to find out the catnapping plan that's right for you.

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wonderful post! *gazes at images-feels sleeeeeepy. Time for a catnap!*

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First catnip, then catnap!

I think it helps maintain maximum floofiness as well!

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when you live with a cat, it's impossible to miss the virtues of catnaps (right edgar-cat?)

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Awww, this... I just... floofy... sleepy... Brothers...

I wonder if I can get my doctor to give me a prescription of catnap.

Wonderous floofiness - wow you must go through hoover-bags something terrible!

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little miao!! I am marking this as a "favorite" immediately!! Napping is my favorite thing to do! Such a great post and such purrrrrrrfect pictures! Thanks for the "warm fuzzies"! :)))))))))

Awww, many thanks for all of your sweet comments. I hope you get many many catnaps this week.

now it's time for my catnap...

Oh Miao...I loves me a cat nap and so does Frankie! hehe. *huggles*

rofl.. thats great.. one of my friends (the one i mentioned before that could sleep all the time) now refers to all his sleeping as napping..rofl i'm telling you.. he should be a cat..

ok.. i'll admit there was nothing of value there.. sorry.. :P

little miao replied to David Bobavid’s comment:
Nov 27, 2006
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I agree that your friend should be a cat. We should all be cats so we can nap whenever we want.

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FRONT PAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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w00t!

Of course, we know the Brothers should be on the front page every day.

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Stupendous, Little Miao! Love for the brothers... yaawwwnsdhfdkfzzzzzzzzzzzz.

[this is w00t!] congrats on the front page feature. prepare for a fresh onslaught of new Miao Bros. addicts.
wheeeeee!

Wow! cool pics! Do you have Ragdoll cats? (Last two photos).

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Hehehe. You're right.

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so cute!

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Good Godfrey! They're all yours?!

Thanks everyone! The Miao Brothers wish you many hours of catnip-naps.

Yes indeed, Carol. Lotus, in the 2nd to past photo, is proud to be a lilac-pointed ragdoll (a boy, despite his ambiguous name). Mani (3rd from the top) is also a cuddly ragdoll.

And the last photo is none other than Tantra, Prince of the Himalayas (half Siamese, if you please).

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I've been inspired by the all handsome Miao Brothers to go directly home and take a (cat)nap.

B-utiful photographs with written proof that napping is good for the body and soul. I wonder if they'll let me nap during work? ;)

little miao replied to Cri de Coeur’s comment:
Nov 29, 2006
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I forgot to mention, frequent catnaps double workplace productivity. Guaranteed.

They also reduce greenhouse emissions and promote sustainable energy consumption patterns.

Sweet dreams, Cri de Coeur!