Once that alarm goes off however he knows that I'm awake. He'll hop up into bed with me and do his best to get a face rubbing from me. This usually means he'll either lick my hands or my face in encouragement. It's kind of painful for me when Thompson stands on my chest since most of his weight is pressing down on his one front paw but still it's a nice way to be woken up in the morning...
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
New Treat
Once that alarm goes off however he knows that I'm awake. He'll hop up into bed with me and do his best to get a face rubbing from me. This usually means he'll either lick my hands or my face in encouragement. It's kind of painful for me when Thompson stands on my chest since most of his weight is pressing down on his one front paw but still it's a nice way to be woken up in the morning...
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Handy Tip for Thompson: Human shin bones are exquisitely sensitive if you put all your weight on them. It's a balancing act that needs practice, but it's very effective.
Tee Hee
Whicky Wuudler
My monsters have taken that a step further. I have to barricade my clock radio under a pile of books, because otherwise when they are ready for me to get up they walk on top of it until they step on the on button. Of course, that means no snoozing for me, because I can't reach the snooze button, either.
I prefer to stay in bed until the food dishes are prepared!
Like Daisy, I don't rush out of bed in the morning. I relax until my Mum is ready and heading for the kitchen, then I am up and ready for some food, some pets and to say goodbye to her at the window. Then back to bed : )
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