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3 steps to being a happy squirrel

1. The biggest step in being a happy squirrel is to live freely and climb often.

    After watching squirrels for several weeks now I noticed the happiest ones are always climbing and jumping around. 

2. Eat all of the nuts you can.

    Whenever I see a squirrel just sitting down munchin on a nut, they always look so content. This seems to be a relaxing break.

3. Play fun squirrel games.

    I have seen a lot of squirrels chasing each other around. They play tag and wrestle while running around. Squirrels love playing with other squirrels.


I have been trying to research and learn more about squirrels. It's become very fascinating to me. I like hearing about all the good squirrels, crazy squirrels, mutant squirrels, and whatever else. There still seems to be something going on around Winona with these furry critters. But I have became extremely fond of them. I hope these few tips help you live a little happier. Let me know how you feel during these activities. I would love to hear first hand

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  1. GJOctober 21, 2020 at 1:37 PM

    This is beautiful! I am following this post!

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  2. Olivia SparksNovember 1, 2020 at 2:16 PM

    I will recommend this to my roommate! Thanks for the post :)

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