Suddenly, without warning, biggerbadderbarry exclaimed (01-Jul-05 10:56 PM):
> When I doze off to sleep, THEN the cat springs onto the bed (and startles
> me) this takes a good 3 hours of sleep from me. It's a chemical thing.
> If my first approach at landing is thwarted (going to sleep) it takes me a
> while to get back to sleep, I usually get up.
Well, when Meep did this as a kitten, she was immediately banned from
the bedroom for the night (and any requests to be let back in were
ignored). She's now very well trained *not* to bother us until the
alarm goes off. Reminders only happen maybe every other year.
She's *such* a good kitty :)
jmc
biggerbadderbarry - 01 Jul 2005 23:54 GMT
jmc typed:
> Well, when Meep did this as a kitten, she was immediately banned from
> the bedroom for the night (and any requests to be let back in were
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> jmc
That's a solid idea, I don't have much choice.
Hell hath no fury like a bigbad pulled from his first sleep; but I
press it aaaalll down, I think I will take your advice.
>When I doze off to sleep, THEN the cat springs onto the bed (and startles
>me) this takes a good 3 hours of sleep from me. It's a chemical thing.
>If my first approach at landing is thwarted (going to sleep) it takes me a
>while to get back to sleep, I usually get up.
Dammit.........I"m so sorry.......does that account for some of the
idiotic things you say.....??