Being as it's "Black Kitty Cat Appreciation Day", I figured I'd share a recent, and (humbly), pretty darn good pic of our beautiful Bella. It was just as Bella was deigning to let the Sun worship her for a wee bit (as we all know, the Sun worships the cat, not the other way around).
She'll be 6 in October.
sheesh, what nerve eh'? :laughingCats took over the couch, I had no room left to recline. Sheesh.
Cats took over the couch, I had no room left to recline. Sheesh.
some nights I'll have one on each leg, making moving/rolling over impossible. The sheer gall of them! :rolleyes :teeth
the wifie & I both got that problem....turned out she got some sleep issue (forget name...uh "sleep-apneia?" {sp?}), so she went out & got a CPAP machine. Now she get's forced/filtered air, & I get mostly silence except f/some machine noise. :thumbupTypically I'm pinned by the cat and getting elbows to the head to roll over because I'm snoring.
the wifie & I both got that problem....turned out she got some sleep issue (forget name...uh "sleep-apneia?" {sp?}), so she went out & got a CPAP machine. Now she get's forced/filtered air, & I get mostly silence except f/some machine noise. :thumbup
yep, every moring like clockwork...."it's 5am, feed me!" :madThat commercial was cool
Today at lunch I happened to catch the news on TV and there was a story about a guy dressed in a cat costume who walked for 24 hrs around Lake Merritt in support of this group http://www.cattownoakland.org/ :thumbup
We have four cats and at least two will sleep with us and there are times I can't move either because I have one on each side of me. During the winter I don't mind as its like having personal heating pad
Anyone have one that acts as a personal alarm clock?? My big boy will sit on me and purr away trying to wake me up before my 5:00am alarm goes off
the cool thing is it silences her snoring (like a freight train!) So, I can sleep better & her too! :laughingYea, I have that -- I have a mouthguard like thing that I wear. It helps, but is not perfect. But it's much less PITA than CPAP.