There has been some interesting research in the canine world
on whether or not dogs laugh. I am here
to say that Trigger laughs. He gets this
open mouth stretched wide and then this look in his eyes says he is laughing
hysterically, especially when I am exercising. His sense of humor knows no boundaries’ and
it always seems to be at my expense. His
laughter is contagious and I just can’t help myself. He makes me laugh along with him.
Laughter improves human well-being. Everything from a small chuckle to a
full-blown belly laugh can provide positive effects. Laughter reduces blood pressure, opens
airways, and releases endorphins. Not to
mention it just feels good. So go ahead
and do it. Open your eyes real wide,
raise your eyebrows, start with a smile build it into a chuckle and finally
reach deep down in your gut and bring forth a great guffaw of laughter that
builds all the way up your body, expanding your lungs and diaphragm and
releasing through you mouth as a good old fashioned belly laugh.
Laughter is a great medicine. It’s free and is usually one of those things
that pays forward. When you laugh it is
hard for others around you not to laugh.
Laughter can produce a chain reaction.
While it does wonders for you body physically the real payoff is the
healing balm it can bring to you soul.
Laughter can drown negative thoughts.
It brings a little happiness to you life. It has the power to put a positive light on
even dismal thoughts. It gives you
perspective. So take time to
chuckle. It helps brighten you
world.
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