Thursday, May 6, 2010
Cats are supposed to be lazy.
When I first moved to the castle about a year ago, I weighed 14.5 pounds. Now, after having my diet sadistically monitored on the Slim Pet Challenge, I weigh 14.2 pounds. I suspect I could lose more if I was more active, but cats are supposed to be lazy, right? I can't help it if I'm genetically predisposed to have laying in bed be my favorite activity.
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What a lucky cat you are to get to sleep on the bed. My minions won't even let me in their room and I have to sleep in a 98 year old rocking chair outside their bedroom and wait to hear the alarm clock go off and then go sit by their door. But I think they really do love me, but the man minion thinks I will get cat hair in his bed. Mai
ReplyDeleteDood, napping is what us kittehs do and da beans dat complain bouts it is jus jealous. Is hard werk nappin like dis all da time. ConCATs on yer home, we fink its great to has a furever home!
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Oh we is so 'barressed, we failed to read first, we did not mean to call yoo a dood. We blame this on the typist!
ReplyDeleteLucky... yes. Irritating... also yes. As a taller gentlemen who shares this bed with the cat and the wife, space to stretch out and be comfortable is decreasing. I do hope that this "Slim Pet Challenge" continues to work, solely because it could mean a smaller cat to take up valuable bed space.
ReplyDeleteAnd I won't even go into my fears that in the middle of the night I could wake up to find the cat resting her 14.2 pounds on my chest trying to suffocate me. Again.
I'm not trying to suffocate you, Minion Brian. If I was trying, I would succeed. Your chesst is just very comfortable. And you are very accommodating.
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