Our cats love to sleep with people and are good company. One sometimes pesters rarely for food, but he’s the sort who’ll make tentative pestering about their 6 pm meal around 3. Or 2. Or 11 am. Or while eating breakfast.
"Highly food motivated..."
Our cats love to sleep with people and are good company. One sometimes pesters rarely for food, but he’s the sort who’ll make tentative pestering about their 6 pm meal around 3. Or 2. Or 11 am. Or while eating breakfast.
Some people are not you, and are not light sleepers.I don't understand why people let animals sleep in the bed with them. I'm a light sleeper. I would wake up with every twitch.
He’s the reason we can’t use an autofeeder. He gobbles everything in sight for him. And for his sister, too. We got those feeders that can be keyed to a cat ID chip."Highly food motivated..."
I still remember the day my father rang the talkback radio station and asked "what do you do if there are four kids, a cat and two dogs in your bed in the morning" - it was hillariousI don't understand why people let animals sleep in the bed with them. I'm a light sleeper. I would wake up with every twitch. If I had children they wouldn't sleep in the bed with me either. You can tough it out in your own room during the thunderstorm. Bad dream? You ain't see nothing. I've punched things in my sleep. I don't want to have to explain the kid's black eye.
It's called The Aristocrats.I still remember the day my father rang the talkback radio station and asked "what do you do if there are four kids, a cat and two dogs in your bed in the morning" - it was hillarious
Did you at least have indoor plumbing?as a father myself I got use to having the kids in the bed, and feet in my face, but I always made a point of chasing the dog outside. We did have a baby goat that my wife decided could sleep in our bed though - admittedly it was cute

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.