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March 23 (Lunar calendar: Feburary 14 ), 2024 Saturday | Dawnxisoul393art

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《Oil Pastels Painting  for "Cuddly Kitten Day" 》, by dawnxisoul393art Molly was having a rough day at work. Her boss was upset with her for missing a deadline and her coworkers were irritable. She felt stressed and discouraged. When she got home that evening, Molly was greeted by Mittens, her fluffy 3-month-old tabby kitten. Mittens meowed happily and rolled onto her back, begging for belly rubs. Molly picked up Mittens and cuddled her close, burying her face in Mittens' soft fur. She felt her troubles melt away as Mittens purred contently. Cuddly Kitten Day on March 23rd was created to honor the joy that kittens bring into our lives. Their playfulness, affection, and snuggles brighten even the darkest of days and relieve stress and anxiety. Despite their small size, kittens have an incredible ability to comfort and support human emotional well-being. Spending just 15 minutes cuddling a kitten releases oxytocin, lowers blood pressure, and decreases levels of the stress ho...

March 17 (Lunar calendar: Feburary 8 ), 2024 Sunday | Dawnxisoul393art

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《Oil Pastels Painting  for " World Sleep Day " 》, by dawnxisoul393art Jenny was exhausted. She had been burning the candle at both ends for months, working long hours at her job as a consultant and staying up late binge-watching her favorite shows. She barely had time to sleep, usually just collapsing into bed at 1am and struggling out of bed again at 6am. On her way to work, Jenny stopped for her usual morning coffee but found herself nodding off in the line. She realized this couldn't continue - she desperately needed to catch up on sleep. It turned out she chose the perfect day to make that realization - March 17, World Sleep Day. World Sleep Day is an annual event organized by the World Sleep Society to raise awareness of the importance of sleep for health, education and productivity. The first World Sleep Day was held in 2008. Sleep experts came together to highlight the fact that lack of sleep is now considered a global epidemic, with over 45% of the world's pop...