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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / October 2004Rosie saves my morning
I started working at a temporary job a couple of weeks ago. It felt like jet lag for a while because I'm not used to getting up quite so early. This morning, I was flat on my back, snoozing along, trying to get as much sleep as possible, when Rosie moved from the pillow above my head and plopped herself down on my chest and purred and purred. I ignored her. Then she flicked her tail across my nose. Then back again. I pulled the sheet over my face so she could flick away, but not tickle me. Then she turned around and head-butted me through the sheet. I ignored her. Then she snuggled next to me with her cheek resting next to mine and purred and purred in my ear. So, I opened my eyes, and saw that it was exactly time for the alarm clock to go off, but I had forgotten to set it. Thanks to Rosie, I got to work on time. Annie, who will be lurking more and posting less, but still caring about you all and sending prayers and purrs your way. >I started working at a temporary job a couple of weeks ago. It felt like >jet lag for a while because I'm not used to getting up quite so early. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > Annie, who will be lurking more and posting less, but still caring about > you all and sending prayers and purrs your way. That is some smart cat! I'll be going back to work myself soon, and I echo what you say. I'll never forget the lovely people on this group. Tweed ...> That is some smart cat! > I'll be going back to work myself soon, and I echo what you say. I'll > never forget the lovely people on this group. > > Tweed Rosie is smart enough to have survived on her own the first seven months of her life in an area where coyotes roam. She was smart enough to let me see her sweet little face and steal my heart. I'm sure that all the time I thought I was taming her, she knew that she was training me to be her slave. Good luck when you get back to work. Annie >>Annie, who will be lurking more and posting less, but still caring about >>you all and sending prayers and purrs your way. > > That is some smart cat! > I'll be going back to work myself soon, and I echo what you say. I'll never > forget the lovely people on this group. Tweed and Annie, I hope you both still get time to post on rpca. You will be missed if you don't! Frank wakes me up so early in the mornings that I have time to read rpca for an hour or two before I have to go to work, but I wouldn't recommend this to others. ;o)  SignatureMarina, Frank and Nikki marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki ... > Tweed and Annie, I hope you both still get time to post on rpca. You will > be missed if you don't! ... > Marina, Frank and Nikki Thank you Marina. It was kind of you to say that. I'll be here. Or else suffer a really bad case of RPCA withdrawal. Annie <SNIP> > I'll be going back to work myself soon, and I echo what you say. I'll > never forget the lovely people on this group. > > Tweed Will you have internet access at work? If so maybe you could do some catching up at lunchtime. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. > <SNIP> >> I'll be going back to work myself soon, and I echo what you say. I'll [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Will you have internet access at work? If so maybe you could do some > catching up at lunchtime. Only if I want to be disciplined :-( It ain't allowed even at lunchtime. I work for a government department and they must be the meanest on earth, they even tell you what you are allowed to send over their local network, and spy to see that no funnies or something like that are being exchanged.. Yes, really, and that's free. We get e-mails "It has come to our attention that emails non-relevant to work issues are being exchanged - for example A Little Angel. Please cease this immediately." !! Nice people. God forbid if we should spend even a second being a human being and not working our whatnots off. Tweed > > <SNIP> > >> I'll be going back to work myself soon, and I echo what you say. I'll [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Tweed Bummer! Have you discussed the work situation with Kitty FC and Boyfriend yet? ------ Krista >> > <SNIP> >> >> I'll be going back to work myself soon, and I echo what you say. I'll [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > ------ > Krista They seem to be in favour of me not going back at all ;-) Tweed >> <SNIP> >>> I'll be going back to work myself soon, and I echo what you say. [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Tweed That's a real shame. :-( SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. >Annie, who will be lurking more and posting less, but still caring about you all and sending prayers and purrs your way. I hope the job goes well, but try not to work too hard ;o) We'll miss you. Suz Macmoosette Thank Heavens There's Only One =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= =^..^= Waiting for inspiration. Please hold while I contemplate my navel. |\__/| (=':'=) (")_(") > I hope the job goes well, but try not to work too hard ;o) We'll miss you. > Suz > Macmoosette Thank you. It's not hard. In fact, I'm enjoying this one a lot more than some of my regular jobs. Annie Oh yes, I can relate to that. Mischief got me up on Monday morning. I normally get up at 6, and I felt Mischief annoying me for her breakfast. Then I look at the clock and see that it was 6:30 Yikes! She kinda whimpers and headbutts my shouder. The she'll try to shove her cold nose under my hand or arm. If that fails, she'll walk or stand on me. This past Sunday, I didn't have to get up early, and all of Mischief's attempts to rouse me failed. I woke up to hear food falling in their dish and I look up to see my roommate in my room feeding them. "They were following me and giving me those big sad eyes." Awww.... Silly cats, when bugging one hoomin doesn't work, try another hoomin kristi ...> > She kinda whimpers and headbutts my shouder. The she'll try to shove > her cold nose under my hand or arm. If that fails, she'll walk or > stand on me. ... > kristi Nothing like the little dance on the bladder when the cold nose in the armpit doesn't get the desired results. Annie > I started working at a temporary job a couple of weeks ago. It felt > like jet lag for a while because I'm not used to getting up quite so [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > Annie, who will be lurking more and posting less, but still caring > about you all and sending prayers and purrs your way. Well done Rosie. :-) Give her some extra scritches from me. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. ...> Well done Rosie. :-) Give her some extra scritches from me. Rosie says thank you for the scritches and sends some purrs your way for whatever use you can make of them. Annie |
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