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Flippy - 28 May 2005 12:39 GMT
Usually the cats are locked out of the bedroom at night because it is hard
for me to fall asleep with five cats all trying to sleep on me at the same
time while Mia does her starfish impression. Anyway, Mia was away last night
so I thought I would let the cats in because they could sleep on *her* side.
(Hah!! I am SO naive sometimes...)  So there I was trying to fall asleep,
with Romeo on my chest, Jetson on my thighs, Juliet on my legs, Chloe on my
feet, and Tiffy on my arm. The cats are all snoring and purring and enjoying
themselves. It always amazes me how easily cats can fall asleep.

As for me, I need to watch TV or read a book to get to sleep. But
unfortunately I can't see the TV because of the black furry body on my chest
and I can't read a book because my arm is pinned down beside me by Tiffy and
I can't reach the book with my other hand. I lay awake, listening to the
purring and snoring. After 45 minutes my body starts to get numb. I decide
that if I want any sleep I will have to lock the cats out. So I try to sit
up and push the cats off me. Romeo whines, gives me a dirty look, and climbs
back on my chest. Tiffy jumps up in shock - who took away the hand? Jetson,
who is the heaviest of the lot, rolls further down my legs and bumps into
Juliet. Juliet hisses at Jetson but doesn't move. Chloe at my feet watches
all the commotion with fascination, and I swear, I thought I saw her
smile... but no, surely it is my imagination.

Eventually I pushed myself up onto my elbows and rolled out of bed, rolling
most cats off the bed with me. (Don't worry, it was a soft landing.) All the
cats scatter. My legs are numb as I stagger out into the kitchen to execute
the trick that they always fall for: feed them and while they are eating I
can sneak back into the bedroom and lock the door behind me. I pour out five
portions of dry cat food into five bowls, make sure they are all eating, and
then I race to the bedroom and secure the door. I climb back into bed.

Ahhh, peace at last. No heaviness on my chest, legs, or arms. I turn the TV
on and find the National Geographic channel. I set the TV timer - half an
hour should be long enough. I watch as archaeologists put forth another
theory about the lost city of Atlantis. I'd like to watch till the end but
eyes won't stay open. The sound of the TV is starting to fade as I float
towards much-needed sleep. Finally, I fall asleep.

But it was only a few minutes later that I was woken by a strange raspy
sensation on my lips. I open my eyes to see Chloe standing on my chest, less
than an inch away from my face, licking my lips with her raspy little
tongue. Aww, how sweet, Chloe was giving me Kitty Kisses. But wait... how on
earth did she beat me back to the bedroom? I *swear* I saw her eating with
the others when I left them in the kitchen. But *somehow* she sneaked into
the bedroom and kept out of sight until I fell asleep.

Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
Chloe smile...

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Denise Clere - 28 May 2005 16:02 GMT
:)
> Usually the cats are locked out of the bedroom at night because it is hard
[quoted text clipped - 46 lines]
> Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
> Chloe smile...
Irulan - 28 May 2005 18:17 GMT
Heh, sneaky little bugger, eh? You must make a really nice bed ;)
Jazz & his mama

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to the stars we return
from now until the end of time

> :)
>> Usually the cats are locked out of the bedroom at night because it is
[quoted text clipped - 46 lines]
>> Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
>> Chloe smile...
Karen - 28 May 2005 16:04 GMT
> Usually the cats are locked out of the bedroom at night because it is hard
> for me to fall asleep with five cats all trying to sleep on me at the same
[quoted text clipped - 43 lines]
> Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
> Chloe smile...

Awwww. She's a smart girl. (You really can eventually get used to being
pinned down after a few months ;)  )
Marina - 28 May 2005 16:22 GMT
> Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
> Chloe smile...

Aww, what a sweet story. Chloe is one smart kitty. ;o)

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Christine Burel - 28 May 2005 16:41 GMT
Awww, Flippy, what a cute story!  Reading this made me laugh because I use
the same "feed the kitties" trick at times.
Christine
Give everyone scritches for me!
> Usually the cats are locked out of the bedroom at night because it is hard
> for me to fall asleep with five cats all trying to sleep on me at the same
[quoted text clipped - 43 lines]
> Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
> Chloe smile...
W. Leong - 28 May 2005 20:07 GMT
Me too. Before I go to bed, I carry Rusty to his room and leave a bit
of snack on his plate before closingthe door to his room. I like to leave
the door to my bedroom opened. One time I didn't close the door
to Rusty's room properly and was startled when a lump of fur landed
on me at 3 am! Good thing I didn't scream and wake the neigbhours.
In the morning Rusty is always waiting by his door for me to let him
out. Then he rushes to his scratching pad for a good stretch and scratch
before waiting patiently by the kitchen for his breakfast.
This has been our routine for years.

Winnie

> Awww, Flippy, what a cute story!  Reading this made me laugh because I use
> the same "feed the kitties" trick at times.
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>> Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
>> Chloe smile...
Mary - 28 May 2005 20:23 GMT
> Usually the cats are locked out of the bedroom at night because it is hard
> for me to fall asleep with five cats all trying to sleep on me at the same
[quoted text clipped - 43 lines]
> Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
> Chloe smile...

I love this post! How lucky are you to have all those handsome
creatures vying to sleep with you!
Yowie - 29 May 2005 00:23 GMT
> Usually the cats are locked out of the bedroom at night because it is hard
> for me to fall asleep with five cats all trying to sleep on me at the same
[quoted text clipped - 45 lines]
> Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
> Chloe smile...

Ah, the inscrutable smile of somone who knows they can walk through walls!

You need a kitten to attack the bedmice, 5 cats snoring and sleeping are
just being lazy :-)

Lovely story, Flippy, an dI hope you got *some* sleep!

Yowie
O J - 29 May 2005 00:40 GMT
--------------------<snip>---------------------
>I open my eyes to see Chloe standing on my chest, less
>than an inch away from my face, licking my lips with her raspy little
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
>Chloe smile...

What a sweet story!  Chloe certainly had your number.

--
Regards and Purrs,
O J
Helen Wheels - 29 May 2005 14:41 GMT
> Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
> Chloe smile...

Aw... Chloe always looks like such a sweetie in her pictures.
polonca12000 - 29 May 2005 17:50 GMT
I hope you got some sleep, Flippy.
Best wishes,
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Polonca & Soncek

> Usually the cats are locked out of the bedroom at night because it is hard
> for me to fall asleep with five cats all trying to sleep on me at the same
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> and I can't read a book because my arm is pinned down beside me by Tiffy and
> I can't reach the book with my other hand. <snip>
SuzQ - 31 May 2005 12:17 GMT
Now I know for sure that I was not imagining things when I thought I saw
Chloe smile...

Flippy
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Very clever kitty.
Suz&Spicey

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