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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / September 2007I be mobbed!
I laid down to read, and Little Boy, being the teddy bear that he is, jumped onthe bed, climbed up on my hip and settled in to a nice rumbly purr session. Little Feet, not to be outdone, joins me, and snuggles up to my chest. He starts purring too. I hear Bucky crying from the bathroom. He is standing on the toilet seat, and looking my direction. He is telling me that I am NOT petting him, and it makes him sad. So I call him, and he hurries in, and starts rubbing his head on my "unused" hand. Dulce Mae dashes into the room and bounces off the bed. She notices that my pillow is not completely used, and fills up that corner. I now have four purring cats within reach, and a good book at hand. How could life get any better than that? Hugs and Purrs, Mark > I laid down to read, and Little Boy, being the teddy bear that he is, > jumped onthe bed, climbed up on my hip and settled in to a nice rumbly [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > I now have four purring cats within reach, and a good book at hand. > How could life get any better than that? Teach one of the cats to turn the pages? Jo Well don't do what I did last week. The three cats were sleepin on my bed and I deamed someone called my name. I grabbed the covers, flipped them back and jumped up all in one motion. I heard the most aweful racket you can imagine. I turned on the light and eveyone was confused. I had, with the sheet and blanket, thrown three sleeping cats onto a sleeping malimute dog. As soon as they saw each other the hissing and barking stopped. However, I spent the rest of the night alone! >> I laid down to read, and Little Boy, being the teddy bear that he is, >> jumped onthe bed, climbed up on my hip and settled in to a nice rumbly [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Jo > Well don't do what I did last week. The three cats were sleepin on my bed > and I deamed someone called my name. I grabbed the covers, flipped them > back and jumped up all in one motion. I heard the most aweful racket you can > imagine. I turned on the light and eveyone was confused. I had, with the > sheet and blanket, thrown three sleeping cats onto a sleeping malimute dog. LOL!! Never throw your cats onto a malamute dog. Didn't they teach you that in cat school? :) Or dog school?? That would have made a great Youtube. :) Joyce > As soon as they saw each other the hissing and barking stopped. However, I > spent the rest of the night alone! [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > > > Jo  SignatureTo reply privately, take the X's out of my user ID. It was one of those things you can't do justice when describing. Cats hissing, big dog barking, human half asleep wondering what the...happened. Later I found the cats on the couch together, like there would be strength in numbers and the dog laying across the room looking at them, bet wondering "Now why did they do that". > > Well don't do what I did last week. The three cats were sleepin on my > > bed [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > > > > > > Jo ROFLMAO > Well don't do what I did last week. The three cats were sleepin on my bed > and I deamed someone called my name. I grabbed the covers, flipped them [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >> >> Jo [snip] > I now have four purring cats within reach, and a good book at hand. > How could life get any better than that? Mark, I think I have it figured out: you were a mother cat in a former life! And your cats all know this. Joyce AAAWW! AAAWW! AAAWWWWW! > I laid down to read, and Little Boy, being the teddy bear that he is, > jumped onthe bed, climbed up on my hip and settled in to a nice rumbly [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Hugs and Purrs, > Mark > I laid down to read, and Little Boy, being the teddy bear that he is, > jumped onthe bed, climbed up on my hip and settled in to a nice rumbly [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Hugs and Purrs, > Mark You be the recipient of Cat Gravity (see my earlier post if you are unfamiliar with Cat Gravity). No use fighting it, you may as well sleep while the gravity drains from your bed. Julie |
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