Learn from you pets people

This morning, while I was listening to my online lecture, I folded my clothes, read a magazine, paid some bills online and chatted on msn. Who said men can multitask!?

While chatting, something struck me on the head so hard I feel lucky I am still alive - it was the thought of 'why are so many of my friends sad?'. I then did my calculation: No, the world is not ending. No, they are not infected by H5N1 or SARS. No, no one died. No, it's not because they have a friend like me. After that, I became confused.

I am not claiming to be as happy as 薛家燕

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But, at least I am not sad. Coincidently, during my usual mid-day pooing session, I came across this very educative piece of article in this month's Good Medicine mag (April, pp58-59, Australian ed.). The article is titled Pets: what they can teach you.

In summary, this is what it says:

So what if someone doesn't like you? Be PUSS, be smart and be cool. Cats don't bother themselves with cat-haters but instead, they catwalk past them and mordantly rub against their legs.

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Or be like Dory and be selective about what you remember. Forgive and forget those bitches and if you are the bitch, then stop, learn and move on.

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Does that help? Or am I being insensitive - again?