Still mystified by my feline colleagues, still crazy after all these years.
Sunday, October 09, 2011
Enough is Enough
I've never seen as patient a boy as Thompson is. Still when I sleep in on Sundays, he's none too pleased that it means his breakfast will be delayed...
My Mommeh has Sundays and Wednesdays off, but Harley hasn't figure this out yet. He is still up at 5:30 am acting like a maniac, so she usually gives up and gets up by 6:00.
Same here. Scout jumps on the shelf above the pillow and bats the kleenix box onto my head if i don't snap to it quick enough. Scooby paces & meows loudly and SHaggy marches around on the bed, causing tremors. Best to get up & feed them then try to get back to sleep.
I've never seen as patient a boy as Thompson is. Still when I sleep in on Sundays, he's none too pleased that it means his breakfast will be delayed...
Breakfast must be on time every single day ! Repeat !!!
ReplyDeleteIf your human is not on time, You must wake them up !
Biting their nose usually werks. Or giving them a good wash wiv your ruff tongue.
ReplyDeleteMy Mommeh has Sundays and Wednesdays off, but Harley hasn't figure this out yet. He is still up at 5:30 am acting like a maniac, so she usually gives up and gets up by 6:00.
ReplyDeleteThe hungrumblies are hard to ignore.
ReplyDeleteYour lucky Thompson doesn't jump all over you like we do to our mom when she sleeps in and doesn't get our breakfast on time!
ReplyDeleteSame here.
ReplyDeleteScout jumps on the shelf above the pillow and bats the kleenix box onto my head if i don't snap to it quick enough. Scooby paces & meows loudly and SHaggy marches around on the bed, causing tremors. Best to get up & feed them then try to get back to sleep.